Ugh

Rating: 1/10 (29 February 2008)

Awful. Simply awful.
If you like a film that has no moral center, that is aimless and plot less, where there is no difference _at all_ between what you think is good action and what you think is bad action - then this is your film.
Sure, you wasted $9.50 to see this. Sure, the directors are laughing all the way to the bank - _their_ morals include making money off yokels who see a film because everyone else says "this is a powerful film." Well, mold is powerful, too. It can destroy foundations. This film is mold. It is the type of film where pushing a woman in front of a speeding bus and pushing out of the way of a speeding bus would be seen as the same action with the same reasons and results.
Ugh. This is the kind of film you make when you've lost faith in humanity and lost hope in the future.
One nice thing: Tommy Lee Jones' face is like the map of West Texas: craggy, full of mysterious lines and trails, and worn down by years of harsh sun and dusty winds. If you could clip the film down to just Tommy Lee Jones, then you'd have something worth watching.
But this film as it stands is simply disgusting. It does not even rise to the level of dreck.
This film has one redeeming feature: Now Gigli is no longer the worst film ever made.