A good disk for a scrap-booking project

Rating: 1/10 (4 August 2010)

This is good example of how to not to make a movie. It begins quite dry. The main character doesn't seem like he quite knows how to act as he is thrown into a poorly lit scene in what seems to be the director's garage revamped. He then goes to prison. NO SENSE WHATSOEVER! Obviously there is a huge paradigm between what the director though the film to be and the original writers.
We then see all of what we normally find in prison, with a very fatal exception. NO MINING! I am a personal favorite of mining in prison. I love to see people smash rocks and burn coal for fire. We mainly find dry dialog from what appears to be actors who have never left their parent's basement (no wonder the director still films at his home). I had to leave the room a few times so that I could get some fresh air while the movie attempted be filmed.
My advice is to buy this film only if you need a DVD or VHS tape for a scrap booking project. The reflective qualities are very nice and the packaging insert can also be used to store a home video. Be sure not to allow the label to be visible, as that may cause your friends to disown you forever.