colin rickels

When the credits rolled, I was shocked. I thought maybe it was only half way through and couldn't believe that was actually it. The film lacked any depth. I couldn't tell you what the actual plot was, where the climax struck or the story its even trying to tell. It seemed more like an effort to make some character connections to the series but with no real build up around them. Why was there so much emphasis on Chris's father sense there was very little mention of him in the series ? Why was there no serious development around Tony and why did Karm not make an entrance until the last 10 minutes?

The potential was boundless for what could’ve been done with this set of actors and story line. The potential philosophical stance to this could’ve consumed 5 hours of my life. Alas though this film felt like it was written by Peter griffin.