*) Take ideas from "The Fury", X-Men, and "Jumper"
*) make bit of X-Files for a while
*) _try_ camera angles and editing from the classic western
*) do "special effects" using nylon threads like in puppetry
*) write some cheesy, predictable plot, dialogues and ending and
*) leave plenty room for a sequel
*) but completely forget to give the main characters some interesting traits and motives
*) or even forget tell (or edit out), why the main FBI chick was treated as famous to one part of her colleagues, but pretty unknown to the other half.
Oooops. Did I spoil something? No, but after watching it, you will say: Yes, the summary told us all.
The story may well fit in an X-Files episode and probably had been much more entertaining, then.
Oooops. Did I spoil something? No, but after watching it, you will say: Yes, the summary told us all.
The story may well fit in an X-Files episode and probably had been much more entertaining, then.
