Writers were corrupted by producers

Rating: 1/10 (29 December 2007)

This has got to be one of the all-time worst transitions on the big screen in history. If you read this and other comments/reviews and really want to leave the theater having seen a great movie 'segment', leave after the very sad scene in the lab (you will know it). After that, the movie goes sideways, as if the writers were told to insert particular content into a story where it didn't belong. Transforming then from initial self-destructive urges to some sort of divine agent, what began as one of the best movies I've ever seen insofar as character, story and unpredictability (despite my being a fan of Omega Man) goes down in my movie history as the worst producing disaster ever, culminating in my feelings of anger and frustration leaving the theater.
Once again, Hollywood blew it big-time. Michael Tadross gets the credit for allowing this to happen. I am angry. Omega Man deserved a better homage.
This movie deserves nothing better than a 1 for not letting the writers finish the story they started without corrupting interests.