The first movie I was embarrassed to watch

Rating: 3/10 (29 November 2010)

..and still I've watched it till the ending credits.
Some of my friends recommended this movie saying how cool it was and how "the crowd" was not getting it so it's not for everyone. Turns out the crowd is the smart side here.
First the good part - from the technology and CGI point of view - it's done extremely well, visuals and sound effect fit perfectly. Too bad it would be more entertaining to use those effects on a video of a dog taking a dump (that movie would definitely have more character development).
The plot (and I'm very brave to use this word here) can be described in half a sentence but I'll not spoil it (cause it's impossible, pun intended). Character development is non-existent as I've previously noted and the whole setting is far far away from reality.
Video games themselves (their 8-bit style is heavily featured here) have been moving away from this type of presentation and more into reality and SPvtW perfectly sows us why - many video games right now are more thoughtful, engaging and a better representation of art than this movie. Seriously, if you play all evening on your couch - you'll be a better person afterward than if you choose to watch SPvtW.
P.S. I'm off to finding and downloading some transformer-Pokémon crossover hentai, because it would be less embarrassing to get caught watching that.