I Have More Fun Thinking on my Problems

Rating: 2/10 (19 November 2007)

I enjoy quick movies, heist movies and smart movies with great dialogs. I expected to see something like that in this movie, although I didn't knew the director's nature nor career.
Boy, was I disappointed. Isn't this a real wanna be movie? I did understand it from head to bottom, but It didn't impress me at all! Maybe it is because of the poor intensity with which the characters were written. I never felt nothing for either Slevin nor her fast-talking Chinese neighbor. He could die and I wouldn't give a thing.
The plot left me a huge taste of deja vu. Seen it, and enjoyed it. Basing itself on stereotypes, characters that draw themselves on unfunny fast conversations; with a humor that's far from universal. It's not even humor. Less if pieces of board with no common sense like the characters in the film digress into them.
The twist disengages you completely from the movie, thinking that with the poor story awfully developed into snoozing stages we will be interested into it. The character explaining it all to the camera did it for me. Didn't have fun, didn't bring me anything new. I really ask you to rent it if you are in a HUGE crave of fun, and all other options are exhausted. Watch "The Usual Suspects" instead. A lot more mature.