Video game reality at it's most obvious

Rating: 4/10 (15 March 2009)

Wow. I am coming to the shocking reality that most of the voters on this site must be children. To give this picture 8 stars on average? Are you kidding me? Is common virtue and morality to get completely stolen from the original 1957 version, and a reward to follow? Yeah, the entire good vs bad format for construction of reality is missing from this one too. Not that the film-makers have'nt got certain skills in special effects and technical editing. But, come on!! Bad gets rewarded. Plus the film is so full of plot holes as to defy common celluloid. Believe me, if you want to go to a virtual reality video theater, this film is for you. The action sequences are ridiculous. It could not have happened in a zillion years like this. The typical 10,000 near misses and just barely(s). This kind of video game reality is too absurd to accept as a workable paradigm for constructive entertainment. Nor, for me at least, is it to be construed as anything other than basic junk.