half ground hog day one quarter pulp fiction and one quarter a clockwork orange

Rating: Null/10 (19 July 2002)

Critics cannot seem to get it right when they rate a movie. The problem is that not enough critics walk out of films today. And secondly, they don't want to give an honest critique of such a terrible film, because they want to stay with the crowd. They hope to dazzle us with their ability to rank this as a "must see movie" so that Tom Cruise can get another big paycheck for just showing up and playing Tom Cruise. Tom has taken over where John Wayne left off. John would show up and do John Wayne. He was consistant, so is Tom. But Tom should pay all of the people that go to his movies, since he only had one acting performance so far, Jerry McGuire.
I don't know why the director just didn't shoot the same scene over and over and over and over again, making the viewer try and decide if Tom is sleeping or truly awake. Wait a minute the director did shoot the same scene over and over and over again. Cameron was cute in this movie, but a waste of her time. Penelope, well she just lights up the screen whenever she is in focus.
The truly funny part of the movie is when Mr. Vanity gets booked at the police station, and he is shown being photographed at a height of about six feet tall. You wish Tommy!!!!!!!!
He is short and so is his talent.
In case you have't guessed it, I didn't like this movie.