Overestimated

Rating: Null/10 (23 March 2008)

When you see a film, usually you expect to see something with a story (by story mean a plot, a climax and an ending, in its basic structure). All good stories have this, even not in that order. What's the problem with this film? It starts pretty well(not amazing), and advances with excellent rhythm,,, you stay aware of what will come next,,, and you can see great action scenes, drama scenes, even a little comedy scenes, all put to tell a great history about three men and a bag of money,,, everything have a purpose,,, but, suddenly, everything goes to hell....... 20 minutes before the movie ends, everything change,,, with no explanation, no justification,,, nothing,,, for the next 20 minutes you only hear about the existential reasons for the characters still alive, you hang on, just because, deeper, in your mind, expect something really amazing,,, 20 minutes,,, the credits,,, What Happen? I really understand the philosophical message that, I think, the directors try to tell us (The man have lost his purpose because of the money, and without money, we can't see the meanings), but for that, one book is perfect to tell this message,,, not a movie,,, because a movie needs a climax(even implicit), and this doesn't have one, just something missing,,, "Hey, we change everything, but we don't tell you how exactly we did it, just assume you find it by paying attention" and is OK, but frankly, almost sure I am not the only one who felt he saw an incomplete movie,,, not bad: INCOMPLETE.