The movie "Cold Blooded Titans" adapted from the novel by Cai Liu received 7 points from IGN: The black lead actor is the essence of everything

The movie "Inception", starring black actor Michael B. Jordan and adapted from the novel "Rainbow Six", will be broadcast on Amazon Prime today. IGN gave it a score of 7 and said that the movie is okay. Michael B. Jordan is the best part of this movie adapted from Tom Clancy's novel, but "Inception" still seems a bit rough and is a formulaic adaptation.

IGN rating: 7 points OK

Michael B. Jordan is the best thing about this adaptation of Tom Clancy's novel, but "Infernal Affairs" is still a bit rough and formulaic.

IGN's overall review:

While the beats of Titanfall are familiar, the film is elevated by the presence of star/producer Michael B. Jordan, who returns as a former special forces soldier-turned-CIA agent after Creed, Black Panther, and Just Mercy. By the end of the film, John Kelly becomes John Clark, but the film doesn't reveal anything about the change. It's an open question whether Clark will collide with Amazon's other Tom Clancy adaptation, Jack Ryan, and it's easy to understand why Amazon is pinning its hopes on this particular star to carry the series.

Trailer for Cold-Blooded Warrior:

Other media ratings:

Rotten Tomatoes: 43 points

M station 45 minutes

The movie "Titans," based on Tom Clancy's 1993 novel "Titans" and 1998 novel "Rainbow Six," has canceled its theatrical release and will premiere on Prime Video streaming at 3 p.m. on April 30.