Mel Hibbard

We loved this movie, great entertainment and most that saw this move agreed. However Hollywood did not agree and most gave it low ratings. Once again this movie is an example of what the supposedly expert revisers like and what the public that go to the movies like. They live and work in a different world, based on liberal standards and values.

One of the worst movies I have ever seen and the ending was by far the very worst.. The movie was a bummer it left us shaking our heads with regret having spent 2 hours watching it. It left us in a bad mood that took us a glass of wine when we got home to shake off. As for the high review from Rotten Tomatoes I suspect their job is to get the public interested in movies, not to turn us away. Over the years I have learned not to give them high marks on their ability to judge weather or not I will like a movie. I have to remind myself that they live and work in a different culture than most of us so their likes and dislikes are very different. Their views on people and life are much more liberal than most of us and that is often reflected in their reviews. That is why so often Rotten Tomatoes may rate a movie with a low score but the viewers rate it high. If we had read the reviews of the regular viewers that saw the movie prior to us watching it we would have avoided it that is for sure. There were so many excellent reviews that exposed this move for what it really was, convoluted and horrible. Run from this movie, don't walk.