Zakaria Janzi

I'm just really disappointed that whoever made this abomination of a film thought the audience might actually like this. This movie is so bad I actually took the time to write up a public review. It's kind of insulting to watch something like this with so many plot holes and unrealistic depictions of BOTH genders. But hey, as long as they play on the public appeal of women and the monstrosity of men, it's all good. But that truly is not even the issue, because unlike women, men don't actually care if you stereotype their actions and "objectify" them in films. Just make it believable is all we ask. Dialogue: 0/10 (Characters lacked so much depth and every single word and action were predictable) Logic/Reasoning: 0/10 (need I elaborate?) Cinematography: 7/10 (would have been an easy 9 if it wasn't for all that unnecessary lens flares jammed down our throats and random beams of light coming from inexplicable sources lighting up the entire set) It really feels like this movie was made by a feminist fresh graduate from some high level film academy in LA who was going through a bad breakup and decided to project her anger and perception of both genders into 1 hour and 59 minutes of disappointment.