Where to begin. I want to apologize for getting this review up three day’s after it’s release. I needed to watch it a second time without the excitement of waiting nine years to finally watch a new Riddick flick since it’s last theatrical release. For the record, I love Vin Diesel and his Riddick franchise. I love the Riddick universe too in a “futuristic, space, and mad max style” kind of way. My first introduction to Riddick was not the original Pitch Black film, but the sequel The Chronicles of Riddick and it’s prequel Xbox, Escape From Butcher Bay,…
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