To the Company, the Director, and his Friends ... JUST MOVE ON ALREADY!
Listen, to whomever is reading this - this isn't a "Love it or Hate it" movie. This movie is genuinely, objectively, awful. That doesn't happen with movies often, but when it does ... you know it.
To all the plants and friends/alter egos of the director who keep voting "no this comment wasn't useful" on the bad reviews and voting their friends' fake reviews as "useful" - you do understand that, don't you? This isn't just some revenge plot against you, or some polarized opinions over a controversial movie (that happens sometimes) - this movie is GENUINELY BAD. No one hates you, no one's trying to ruin your career - so instead of being a one man/company hype machine, who don't you just let the honest criticism stand, accept it, and move on to trying to make, at least, a coherent original film next time? It might not be good, but it will at least be a step in the right direction.
Stop trying to snow-job people. Just accept the valid criticism and move on.
The only reason I'm bothering to type this is because imdb, for the most part, has a lot of good reviews and honest, objective, reviewers and that sort of thing helps a lot of people decide which movie they're going to spend their time and/or cash to watch. People who come in to imdb and over-inflate and astro-turf their own independent work skew the site more towards advertising than criticism, and that's just not good for the community.
I know, to those involved with the movie who are reading this, that this sort of criticism hurts, and that you're sitting reading it now and probably feeling slighted - but it's true. The best thing you can do at this point is accept the valid criticism here, accept that it makes you angry, and just move on to the next movie. Maybe even take the anger you get from reading these honest criticisms, from myself and from others, and let it inspire you (if that sort of thing works for you). Maybe, one day, you'll make the type of brilliant and complex movie that gets criticized because people really truly just don't get it - but "Wild 7" is NOT that movie. The criticisms here are valid and justified. So, just move on ... move on.
EDIT: This is a copy and paste from another thread (with one minor revision and a paragraph added) because I thought other people on the board who have seen this movie would appreciate it and, not to bolster my own posting because I don't much care about that, because I think it's important.
SECOND EDIT: I just realized that there's the possibility, assuming that either small-minded people related to the makers of the movie have the power, that this thread will be deleted. If that is the case then I ask, just for honesty's sake, that you let it stand and let (real) people respond to it as they will.