This shít was grim. It could have essentially been called Bad Things Happen To People In The Most Violently Imaginable Ways. It seems like everyone who tries to help someone else gets punished and suffers for it. The only people who seem to survive are the selfish, murderous asshóles who are only in it for themselves. Cynical as all hell. And that last, inevitable moment sent a shiver down my spine. After a while, I just didn't care anymore; it's all so hopeless.
shareI thought the first half was boring. Then we finally got to it and it was just so........blah. About the only noteworthy scene was Eli Roth's character's death. That was nasty. Beyond that, I don't know, it didn't feel like the movie was really going anywhere. I wouldn't say it was a terrible movie, but it wasn't one of the best either. And in a short time, I won't even remember it.
shareI thought so too, the movie took way to long to get to the action and then it was meh. This was also waaaay predictable I predicted the lift falling, the fireman being a prisoner, and the tsunami killing the last survivor. Just glad I paid to see this in demand and not in the theater.
Hannibal: "sniff"
Will: "Did you just smell me?"