Modern "fun", I presume

Rating: 1/10 (14 June 2007)

Ready to give a chance to some "modern" movie figuring in the top 250, I valiantly endured more than one hour of plain stupidity spiced with boring systematic four-letter word spitted by so called actors playing a so called scenario.
Sorry, but for me no interest, no goal, no suspense, no idea, no humor and absolutely no fun Half a century before "Lock, stock ...", British humor was Alec Guiness's "Kind Hearts and Coronets"
But, if you like very looooooong video-clips, stereotyped characters with IQ about 20 and the kind of humor propagated by low-level TV, this is definitively THE movie for you. And apparently you'll belong to the usual sheepish majority