I wanted to like this film

Rating: 1/10 (1 June 2009)

In some ways it was good.
The volume, screeching, screaming -- what amounted to loud noise was a turn off.
The constantly-in-motion camera made it hard to see what was happening. This trend in film making upsets me.
The fairy dust of curved bullets and leaping a hundred feet and crashing through plate glass easily and more or less dancing in the air wore out its welcome early in the movie.
I was worried that there was too little of a story line which meant they would have to stoop to some trick or a weird twist. Major twist, we come to find out. I didn't like it.
Yes it was cartoon fun.
Peanut butter rocks, the rats were funny but not plausible. Yes, no -- the movie is not suppose to be plausible, I understand. But the rat bombs were not plausible within the universe the film makers set up early on in the film. (so much work for a two second diversion) So he could be come a killing machine. I mean, he kills so many, just one guy. It got old after the first ten guys died at his hand)
And when you don't think much of your story, you try to add a second twist, which came off as ... really bad. Did the film maker assume he could shove a large tube of nothing down our open throats without reprisal??
At 50 minutes, I was over it all. I missed not having a real story line. Set ups for a epic twist are so M. Nightshade.
A cartoon, at best.