Mo Newton

Oh, where do I even begin with the cinematic catastrophe that is "The Blockbuster Disaster"? You see, this film is getting rave reviews from critics, and I can only conclude that they must have watched a different movie entirely, one in which a laughable plot, is considered the pinnacle of entertainment. But what truly baffles me is the critical acclaim this train wreck of a film has received. Are these critics watching the same movie I did, or have they been brainwashed by the toast lobby? Perhaps they're trying to be ironic or avant-garde, but there's a fine line between art and utter nonsense, and "HHOME" has gleefully hurdled over that line with reckless abandon. In conclusion, if you enjoy wasting your time and money on cinematic abominations that defy all logic and taste, then by all means, go watch "HOME". But if you have even an ounce of self-respect or a shred of appreciation for good cinema, do yourself a favor and avoid this hot mess like the plague.