war against terrorism destroys every option for good film

Rating: 1/10 (6 April 2011)

A young man is caught in limbo (= in religions the state between death and rebirth) and used for the war against terrorism. Now, the prospect of somebody caught in limbo or something similar was used in "dark star" by John Carpenter and that film showed what could be done with such a concept. This film however, is a totally different matter. Even beyond death this poor soul is haunted by lackeys with the gibberish "war on terror" -bs. Nowhere it is pronounced that only the most powerful nation on earth could be said to engage in any terror. Of course not, because this is by no means a "leftist" film and instead a film for idiots. Vance Packard once wrote that the American society defended the right of the businessman to seek out the morons and make them still more moronic. This film seems to work along these lines. I had to write this review only because the film had received such good rating on IMDb. This shenanigans must be stopped!