Sorry...

Rating: 2/10 (8 July 2011)

I gave this movie a 2 cause it's surely not for a 6.2. It's not as low as 2 of course but what is this with that arrogant humour of a lot of movies the last couple of years? It gives me the sense of a really arrogant film industry that says: "we can sell tones of movies per month and we will launch any crap we want as jokes, and you will pay and say thank you". 2 dimensioned characters with no depth at all, random dialogues that sound rather like indecipherable writing and provocative impression just for impression... nothing more.
And always some Jewish propaganda. I'm really OK with any Jewish person but why isn't there a single movie that doesn't note that the main characters are Jewish? OK we got the message, cool people are Jewish, they don't have to add a scene with the Jewish hat or a bar mitzva in EVERY movie, or is it in the contract? like McDonald's advertisements?
It wasn't totally bad, comparing to others of this kind but I would call it a bad hamburger.. I eat it, though I know it's junk, and regret it the moment I'm done.
Of course some moments were fun but some other moments I really felt sorry for Portman (is she proud of this?), and if by any chance, this film's reality is actually representing America's reality and everyday life, well... I'm also sorry. It feels like people need to make a revolution about something but they don't know about what so they just act like crazy, but not surrealistic- funny - crazy (as they think it comes out), but actually crazy and kind of scary sometimes, as if everyone is on speed or peels or anytihing I don't know. The problem is that even if it doesn't represent America people's real life, it surely has the power to shape it.. And that's bad..