Dreadfully bad movie

Rating: 1/10 (20 January 2013)

I would like to start out that I do not normally write reviews on movies but I was forced to watch this movie due to its hype and good reviews and others shouldn't have to share the same fate.
The best thing about this movie is its cinematic damn near perfect. The Music sounded fine but if you actually listen to the lyrics you will realize its repetitive and distracting.
My biggest problems with this movie is that it has no basis on reality with the fact that the main characters 'acting' a close second
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Pointing out a few scenes that made no sense. First am I the only person that the strippers at the strip joint made no attempt to even act during this scene they all just looked on blankly and carelessly as he threatens the guy. the elevator scene was Terrible random kiss giving the guy a perfect chance to kill them witch ruined all the shock value of the gore scene that came after leaving me thinking how utterly stupid the whole scene was. Using a mattress as cover during the motel scene was completely dumb. Many points of the movie I actually laughed at even when they are trying to be serious. The terribly written action scenes I can normally overlook but the acting and the nonexistent character development destroyed this movie.
The acting or lack there of is what most normal people should notice right away with dialog replaced with stares and awkward silences. Based on the character we can safely assume he was locked in the basement most of his life and just doesn't have anything useful to contribute verbally. The fact that his best time in his life was his small talk with the wife and kid was the best time in his life further supports my basement theory. The director tried to portray a sense of stoicism what we got was very awkward silences and stares that not only made the characters look uncomfortable but the audience as well. If a person like this acted this way in real life it can only be described as creepy but he is immediately accepted and the supporting cast are quick to share all of their problems with him without him saying a word. If you ignore the implausible way he got accepted by this family and just went with it the way he selflessly wants to help them is really touching if you also ignore the random kiss later on in the movie that voids all acts of altruism.
If you are a person that likes to delude yourself by placing meaning and substance where it is absent as well as take giant leaps in logic this is the movie for you otherwise avoid this movie at all costs. This movie certainly is different than the crap a Michael Bays will throw at you but just because this movie avoids all main stream ways to make a bad movie doesn't mean it didn't find its own unique way to be a terrible movie. I rate this 1 out 10 it gets a single point for cinematic and no points for failing at everything else and the music wasn't good enough to award a point.