Now I saw you, I'll never watch this atrocity again

Rating: 3/10 (10 January 2015)

I think the greatest trick that this show presented us is that Tommy Wiseau actually wrote and directed it and no one even knew. There was enough arrogance and pretentiousness in that movie to make it unbearable, but that's unfortunately not the worst part. The movie reveals a farrago of plot twists and explanations of how things happened, and they are meant to make people gasp and explain how unbelievable the writing is. It worked: as I remember, after watching some of said plot twists I gasped and said "I cannot believe how stupid this is". The explanations either made absolutely no sense or were just completely un-believable. Not to mention, although the explanations of these magicians' 'genius' plans were so elaborate and complex, the motivation and incentive behind the extremely dangerous and illegal tricks they performed was never revealed. In the first bank robbery trick alone, the magicians rob $3M before they even do the 'robbery', but instead of keeping the money for themselves, they decide to do a magic trick about it? Not to mention, as they make their epic getaway from the FBI after their last trick, they end up in the middle of Times Square, watching the breaking news among thousands of people. Great idea. And don't tell me I'm missing something. Between me and the writer of this atrocity, the only thing I'm 'missing' is a chromosome.