Make sure you understand a movie before negatively commenting on it.

Rating: Null/10 (24 November 2004)

This is mainly a response to what "The Unemployed Critic" wrote back in January (I realize this was a long time ago, but it might still be time for you to fix your mistakes in the future). Make sure you understand a movie before negatively commenting on it. Butterfly Effect is perfectly understandable and not "illogical" as you put it. I understood it with great easy, actually, the very first time I saw it. Some people find it more challenging, but they will usually try to understand it before trashing it. Speaking about something you don't understand doesn't only make you sound stupid, but it also ruins your credibility, making me understand why you are called "the unemployed critic." Butterfly Effect has an extremely interesting story, is very thought provoking, and it holds together all the way through (specially the director's cut version present in the DVD). I don't mean this to be a hate later, but it just pisses me off when people comment on something they don't understand. So what I ask you, and everybody, is to please understand a movie (or anything) before trashing it, only then will your opinion be credible.