This film is worse than hitler

I realise that you don't like this film and that's fair enough but seriously, you compared it to Hitler.

In my opinion this film was witty and clever and entertaining. It clearly had a point to make but all it was doing was telling the truth and trying to make a difference to the injustice in this world.

However, the film was also a love story. The filmakers obviously decided they wanted this to be portrayed in a subtle, tender and gentle way as this was the nature of the two charcter's relationship; hence, the small, mundane conversations. Have you never been in that situation, where you just end up talking rubbish to someone because you love them so much that you just don't know what to say? These are two mature, fragile, people and their developing relationship was never going to include an action sequence. The filmakers wanted to emphasise the idea that the problem of poverty is real by making the story realistic. If you want car chases and exploding buildings this isn't the sort of film you should be looking for.

I'm not going to undermine action movies and make out that they are any worse than other genres, but personally they are not what I enjoy and so I don't watch them. However, I don't go on the message boards and talk about how they lack subtlety and feature little character development.

By the same token, you should not dismiss this film as bad and 'worse than hitler' simply because it doesn't fit your narrow criteria of what makes a 'good film'. It just wasn't your thing. Get over it.


All men would be cowards if only they had the courage.

The subject line of the op was just a tad hyperbolic. Just a wee tad. Not that such hyperbole would discount the op's excellent point about the merit of action sequences.