opticle
Part of the furniture
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I have seen a lot of bad movies and this one is quite literally THE WORST move I have ever seen.
It was so bad it was actually pretty entertaining for me and my friends.. I'd almost recommend watching it.. for free.
The amount of money they must have spent to make such a fucking idiotic creation is beyond me. The plot doesn't make any fucking sense. The things they say and the things that happen are just out of this world fucking stupid. It's actually quite insulting to the viewing public that the producers and script writers think they'd actually accept what's happening on screen. How are these people being paid all this money to make this shit ?
I knew the trailer meant it could be pretty tosh, but never on this scale. From the opening sentences you realise what you've let yourself in for. You frequently find yourself wondering if it's all some sort of elaborate April Fools joke. But I think they're actually serious.
The only explanation I have is that it is some sort of subliminal ploy to convince Americans to join the US Navy - tbh, I now find myself considering it if I'm not paying attention.
I'm overwhelmed.
Worst of all, Liam Neeson is in it. What the fuck was he thinking ?
It was so bad it was actually pretty entertaining for me and my friends.. I'd almost recommend watching it.. for free.
The amount of money they must have spent to make such a fucking idiotic creation is beyond me. The plot doesn't make any fucking sense. The things they say and the things that happen are just out of this world fucking stupid. It's actually quite insulting to the viewing public that the producers and script writers think they'd actually accept what's happening on screen. How are these people being paid all this money to make this shit ?
I knew the trailer meant it could be pretty tosh, but never on this scale. From the opening sentences you realise what you've let yourself in for. You frequently find yourself wondering if it's all some sort of elaborate April Fools joke. But I think they're actually serious.
The only explanation I have is that it is some sort of subliminal ploy to convince Americans to join the US Navy - tbh, I now find myself considering it if I'm not paying attention.
I'm overwhelmed.
Worst of all, Liam Neeson is in it. What the fuck was he thinking ?