Jackie Chan meets Clint Eastwood

Rating: 1/10 (31 January 2010)

Fast mood art knocked on the door of the movie industry from the great Hollywood for one more time to mutilate everything valuable that the great film masters have done since the beginning of the last century. It is cozier to watch a movie than to read a book, so is cozier to watch Tarantino's filmed juvenile comic book than to watch a real film. This is how the soul-food industry for mediocre masses has replaced the film industry and by that mass-hysteria controls, manipulate and hypnotizes the movie lovers all over the Globe. Block the brain and you'll see the golden rain. Sad face of the talented director who made such epics as Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs, but nothing valuable after that. Money and pretty sick ego became his priority. In this film he is convinced that he is at least equal to Sergio Leone so he introduced Jackie Chan to Clint Eastwood, which requires IQ of 40 or lower to love this poor and shallow filming. One more thing: stupid movies get pretty poor grades, but if you make something incredibly stupid and by that even try to beat the most stupid movies ever made, you get the highest praises from the masses. Interesting topic for social science studies and maybe even psychiatric survey.