Biggest disappointment of recent memory

Rating: 3/10 (14 December 2007)

OK, I admit that I've put off ever registering to use this site for the longest time. However, I felt that it was my duty to other movie-goers to warn them before they make the mistake that I made, and go see this movie.
First of all I would like to simply state that if you are the type of person that likes to watch a movie, and say things like, "Oh my gosh, I love the way the director uses the camera in that scene," or, "Wow, the way the director detailed that last scene was truly amazing," there is a chance you might enjoy this movie. Basically, if you get off to writing movie reviews, you might think this is worth seeing.
However, if you're going to the theater to be entertained, please, steer clear.
For those of you who are wondering what this movie is about, I'd like to give my quick summary so you DO NOT feel the need to watch this movie.

A white guy finds a bunch of dead Mexicans and some heroin. - The white guy then finds another Mexican with a lot of money. - Some other white guys find out that the white guy found the money. - They call another white guy to take out the white guy. - The white guy then shoots the guys who called him, a guy on the side of the road, a desk clerk, some Mexicans in a hotel room, and probably some more other people. This was by far the highlight of the movie. - SURPRISE! While you weren't looking, some Mexicans killed the white guy who had the money. - The entire movie, the character played by Tommy Lee Jones goes on and on to various people about how much he sucks as a Sheriff. And then proceeds to do nothing about all the dead people. - The white guy kills a few more people for good measure. - The white guy gets hit by a car, has a bone pop out of his arm, then walks off into the sunset. - The credits roll, everyone in the theater starts moaning or complaining about what a waste of time the movie was.

Honestly I would have given this movie a better rating had I not had to endure two hours of it. There was enough random violence to keep me halfway interested near the beginning of the movie, but towards the end it just drags on... and on... and on... luckily for the storywriters, they didn't have to be present for the entire movie. However, after they leave, the movie drags on some more.
I thought the recent Resident Evil movie was a big disappointment, but this movie REALLY out did Resident Evil.