Stop the ride I want to get off

Rating: 1/10 (31 January 2016)

If you're the kind of person who is entertained by having your intelligence insulted non-stop for 115 minutes, then this is the film for you.
Scene after scene after scene adds further insult to injury. You can actually see the fear in the casts eyes as they realise that jumping aboard this clapped out bandwagon has been a colossally bad career move.
Michael Caine once famously said "You get paid the same for a bad film as you do for a good one", and that has always been his professional ethos so for him this is par for the course. But I can't imagine where the normally sound judgement of Mark Ruffalo and Morgan Freeman was when they signed up for this dreck.
The implausibilities pile up one on top of the other like the collective product of a faecal incontinent donkey and then, just as you thought you'd suffered enough, the big reveal at the end is the final cock a snook to the demoralised viewer.
I won't give the end away. Suffice to say that although it is intended to make the audience gasp in shock, by the time you reach this point you have already had to suspend disbelief to such an extreme you'll think that maybe Donald Trump WOULD make a good President.
Yes, the ending is THAT ridiculous.