William the White Washed Shredder: Why We Should Learn Not to Assume

[Radical Raph]

Originally Posted by RaphaelinSTL

Exactly. It's like when you've been wanting to go to your favorite restaurant and you've been thinking about it all week. Time goes by but you can never find the time to actually get there. So you wait and fantasize how awesome it will be once that moment arrives you sit down and order. You order you favorite food and the anticipation grows. The give you your food and for some reason, it tastes like crap. You can tell that whoever made your food, just slopped it together without any thought or care and it's taste is just downright horrible. It's terribly prepared and it's no way as good as the last time you had it, but you still eat it anyway because you've been thinking about it so much. So you still enjoy it in a way because it's your favorite food, but it doesn't taste anywhere near as good because whoever was making your food....didn't care enough to make it well.

That's what this movie is. A horribly prepared piece of garbage that people are eating. Me? I hated the taste and I want to send it back to the cook to tell them to make it again.

Amen. Platinum Dunes made a **** sandwich out of my favorite dish. The whole movie felt like one long toy commercial with blatant product placement. What a sad industry Hollywood has become.