David Homan

My 30-year-old daughter noticed the paint balls. I must be getting good at critiquing because it sure seems like the dialogue came straight from the book, where there’s always more detail than the corresponding dialogue in a movie. Why do most but not all of the bad guys wear face coverings? Are they really that afraid of being recognized? Spoiler Alert. When the good guys survivors are walking at the end the girl seems to have gotten over the death of her brother pretty well. Come to think of it that tends to happen in a lot of movies. Yes, we also noticed that we lost track of how many times they mention project 725. Sometimes the acting is not too bad, but the lines they are given to read are just amateurish. This movie belongs in the comedy column.