I’ve reblogged this from Captain Pigheart because not only is it absolutely hysterical, it is also far better than I could have done, especially when you consider that I have not seen the film. I urge you to click the link and follow Captain Pigheart for great movie reviews, fiction, pirate tales, and much more Lego than you’d expect from a man who has achieved the rank of Captain. Before I turn you over to the Captain, I urge you to A- follow his blog and B- think twice before you see any film with Jaden Smith. Ask yourself this- do YOU want to be responsible for making him a movie star? I think not.
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Good one. I don’t even want to watch the trailer!
The trouble is, the things he complains about are examples of how movie makers think today–you don’t need logic, you can insult the intelligence of the viewer and use every boring overworked plot cliché as long as you have the latest in fancy computer special effects and a name star. Yawn.
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What the Captain left out, and I read this in many other reviews, is how this film was heavily and strongly influenced by Scientology. Smith keeps it on the down-low but he is a major contributor to those clowns.
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