A movie for those people who will watch anything aimed at the "family" audience

Rating: 1/10 (9 May 2009)

This movie is terrible. It's only virtue is demonstrating how soul-grating pop psychology is, and how it has turned intergenerational communication in America into something far worse than child labor ever was.
Somehow they managed to make the "villain" even lamer than the "hero".
But what do you expect when the "villain" was too lazy to do his own thinking for himself, and instead relied on a computer program! This movie is dangerous as it gives the sort of disgusting and dead inside people depicted as the "heroes" the idiotic idea that their worthless lives are worthy of cinematic treatment.
It is thus an insult to the abstract idea of movies.
The very fact that "critics" gave this movie such good reviews shows that even the so called intelligentsia of this country is assimilating to the craven aesthetic values of their mindless spawn.
First movies were considered entertainment, and some of it was entertainment. Then movies were considered art, and some of it was art.
Now movies are neither, and they should be abolished.