Reviews

What is this crap. Are they zombies or vampires? Seems like they couldn't decide so they made them vampires to give the people half a brain so they can add some dialog. At the end of the movie they blame everything on Farid and arrest him, but then when the plane blows up they still have no explanation of what happened but decide to let Farid go anyway? We don't even know what exactly the terrorists were after. What a load of garbage.

Why the inefficient cities on wheels. What's the point of that. There was plenty of habitable land everywhere around them. Why the city in the sky? Is that really a good place to build a city? It took one fire to burn it down and kill the entire population. Why couldn't they just build normal cities like the east? They clearly had the technology and engineering capabilities to build monster cities on wheels. Why build something that uses up enough energy to power New York City. Why all that effort to break down the wall in the east? What were they trying to accomplish if they burn the entire city down, they had good land in the west to settle down. Why attempt to ram your city on wheels into the wall as a last resort? The wall was broken down enough to send an army. Also, where was their army? How did a few people manage to take down the city so easily? What were they going to do after ramming down the wall with no army? Why are the most important questions unanswered? It was fun to watch and CGI was good but why were they doing all of this?

I did not expect this. I ended up replaying the final song a million times. Awesome feel good movie. Watch it, you won't regret it.

Edit: A million and 5 times. I'm a sucker for romance. This song wraps up the whole movie. Love how she is singing the song to Lars and finally tells him that he is her home and her home is wonderful. At the end she hits that speorg note which I think is the last 3 seconds of the last note. Meaning she sang from the heart. At the end, Lars finally "sees" Sigrit when they do their checking you out thing. There's a lot of meaningful things to dissect during this song. Love this movie.

Watched it, liked it. Then looked into the actual story. Seems like every scene was a lie. Nothing happened as it did in Jeremy's book. I understand it's a movie but it's based on a true story. At least make some of the details the way that they actually happened. Why make Jean-Luc part of the love triangle when it was someone else? Jeremy didn't meet Melissa in college but they met after he graduated. Also, they didn't even go to the same college. Cmon.

Perfect timing for Audrey to join the show after the First Lady died. This show is like if Jack Bauer went into politics instead of becoming a federal agent. Parallel universe.