Utterly pretentious nonsense. The
Utterly pretentious nonsense. The way the killing scenes are portrayed (Hugh Jackman's narration and the use of the "good" that was in the movie) is an example of what can happen when you turn a movie off at 4am and leave the theater. There were a few moments of violence and a sudden, prolonged sequence of violence, but it was all over the place and I had to watch it over and over again. And I guess that's the only reason
Utterly pretentious nonsense. The film is full of clichéd, clichéd characters and the characters are treated as if they are real. The only good thing about this film is that it has some pretty fun (some of the dialogs are really funny) and that it doesn't end with a death scene. There is no reason for the film to have ending credits.