Total Chaos!

Rating: 4/10 (30 July 2008)

Given vouchers to experience "Gold Class" cinema, we ended up seeing this movie. I'm not really in comics state of mind so may be a little biased for starter. But my friends kids thought a lot of it and my wife wanted to see it so we went for it. I was not disappointed in my disappointment - Very loud, theatre shaking, story all over the place, dialog at time too soft for our "seniors" ears - I was thankful for the great comfort and the "Sunday" that turned up half way through the screening. Perhaps all these kind of movies should be shown only on Gold Class, at least you get other things to enjoy, and if by chance you like it you're really in for a great outing then. I'm very found of Heath Ledger, and like many will miss him dearly - Although he did a very good job with his role, I sincerely hope that it is not how people will remember him. I enjoyed some other older but famous actors, even if I thought they weren't doing themselves a professional favor. But as goes the saying it takes all kinds, only a few days ago I saw a guy on TV that had screwed little still horns on his head and wanted to upgrade this with, if I remember right, real bull horns. He was very rational about it and explained himself to the audience in a very intelligent and educated manners. So when I read the comments here that by the default were sorted by "Best". As such there were some ecstatic comments written with the full power of the English language. This was very impressive. However, since my feelings weren't so inclined towards this movie after reading some eloquent comments I switched the search to "hated it" (I was looking for "worst" but that what was available} and was "pleasantly" surprised to find equally well written comments very much relating to what I felt about this movie. There is no doubt people will like it had it has a lot in it in way of action and special effects. I would recommend it to people who don't feel the need to feed their brain with something more substantial. Yeah, I'm trying to be a snob MM