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Thought it was going to be watchable...

posted 10 years ago by tawlite
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Then that terrible gaff in the hospital, when Jack rings his mates who are at his house and asks to speak to his daughter and by the conversation she is put on the phone to speak...erm, BUT before the phone call scene she had just killed one of Jack friends, was beaten and battered by jack's other friends and just as they were about to use her as road kill she run off and both Jack's mates were looney toons too when he made the call...maybe an editing error but it went down hill from there anyway.

[–] blaqrayvn 10 years ago

Editing error??? I doubt there was anyone doing any kind of editing in this movie. This movie is total GARBAGE. An example of idiots that have too much money to blow. This movie sucked hard, almost too hard. It's so stupid and poorly written and acted that I made an IMDB account to express how bad this movie was. To anyone reading this, do NOT waste time or money on this movie. You can instead watch The Signal which has people losing their minds due to signals from electronics. That movie is genius compared to this sad excuse for a movie.

[–] armynod 10 years ago

Good call on The Signal. Definitely a better movie for watchability. 6/10

[–] nikkilovesskrillex 10 years ago

I agree this movie was terrible. I was so embarassed when i picked this out to watch with friends and family.

[–] marbleann 10 years ago

Unwatchable. And I watched whole thing hoping it would get better. Well that is time out of my life I'll never get back.

[–] jmbwithcats 10 years ago

Well, you did stop me from watching it if that's any consolation.

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[–] mandycw 9 years ago

I just watched this on Netflix 12/8/4. There is no such scene including his daughter speaking on the phone to him. Perhaps the film has been fixed?

[–] jinx_malone 9 years ago

Nope, still there.

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