Tom Hanks's World War II naval film "Greyhound" IGN 5 points: Too much emphasis on CG

The World War II naval battle film "Greyhound" starring Tom Hanks will be released in North America on July 10. Today (July 7), IGN gave it a score of 5, the M station average score was 60, and the Rotten Tomatoes freshness was 74%. IGN said that the movie was average, Tom Hanks and World War II seemed to be a successful combination, but "Greyhound" focused too much on CG special effects, which reduced the film's points a lot.

IGN Rating: 5 Average

Tom Hanks and World War II seem to be a successful combination, but Greyhound's excessive focus on CG special effects reduces the film's points.

IGN's overall review:

"Greyhound" occasionally explodes with moments that make the audience feel extremely excited, but the film as a whole lacks attractive characters, the colorful CG lacks appeal, and the plot has no highlights, making Tom Hanks, the leading actor who could have been more outstanding, seem a little weak.

Greyhound trailer:

Other media ratings:

M station average score 60

Rotten Tomatoes Rating: 74%

The World War II naval battle film "Greyhound" starring Tom Hanks will be released in North America on July 10, and has not yet been introduced in China.