Lesson learned, really.

Rating: 2/10 (1 March 2015)

First of all, I really like Keanu.
I don't want to waste too many words on the film itself: should be more than enough that it was directed by a former stunt coordinator. Or check the "stunning list" of works of writer Derek Kolstad and you will understand immediately.
The reason to write this post is about IMDb scoring system and so many reviews beginning with: "I went to see this movie because of the IMDb scores, but..." The companies, who are investing 10-30-... million dollars in a film quickly realised that if the reception on IMDb is weak, than their expected turnover falls. How simple it is to influence that? You need a PC and few hundred fake identities and the masses follow quickly. After few years the statistical majority of real viewers will determine the final verdict. That's all.
It is really sad that we lost (again) an independent and non-influenced opinion sharing possibility, but we have to live with it - and forget IMDb as a reliable source (at least in the first year) of a Hollywood released movie. The next question is hypothetical of course: would it be difficult for IMDb to change policy and let only real identities in??