Disappointed is a understatement.

Rating: 5/10 (7 June 2013)

I had very high hopes for this movie. Very high hopes. I'm not going to waste time with a synopsis, as you should know what the movie's about by now. Murder legal for 12 hours. Done. The previews painted the picture of a family in a battle of wits to survive a night of legal freedom. Instead, your given a boring yawn that annoys instead of intrigues. The clichés alone will make you roll your eyes to the point of nausea. It's predictable. So predictable that I felt I was watching a Friday the 13th movie. The ending actually made me yell at the screen, along with most of the theater. I understand your trying to raise some moral questions in me, but you need to let me figure out for myself what i would do, instead of forcing morals down my throat. If the goal of the purge is to rid the streets of the poor, why not just gather them all up and let people kill them off once a week? The "prayor" they said every time they were about to make a kill was annoying, it served really no purpose. Like I said, this movie annoyed more than it intrigued. The only reason I'm giving it a 5 is because the concept is original and the first 30 minutes played out fairly tensely.