boring dialog, old stereotypes, dumb story

Rating: 2/10 (23 March 2007)

It is difficult to imagine why it was necessary to hire script writers, and then pay them to write such inane dialog. The excessive dependence on a single expletive (used more than 400 times) was boring. The idiotic plot was beyond any comprehension, and its credibility faded after the first three minutes of the film. Who wanted to see the awkwardly inserted execution scene, and why did anyone think it had value? Why did the fictional executioner take joy in the murder? Why should I or any viewer want to watch that scene? The entire movie was filled with old stereotypes, and who cared about them? The only good part was that I rented the film, so I paid less to watch it than if I had gone to a motion picture theater.