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I already started out watching the movie with the idea of just looking at moving images while doing something else at the same time and maybe pick up some 100 times used jokes, but besides Jason Statham and Tony Jaa absolutely no one was convincing as a fighter. The jokes were of a first-grade school level when children can still laugh about piss jokes.

I always liked the easy acting of Sylvester Stallone. He always totally controls his space. But his talent was wasted in this movie.

Why is 50 Cent playing in movies? Does he give the studio money to be able to get a role? When he is cast, then you know the movie will be crap. You know his just being on the set will pull down the acting qualities of the other actors. He is absolutely unconvincing in whatever he tries to get across to a movie audience. His acting isn't worth even one cent.

And Megan Fox........? What is she doing as an expendable? Or as an actress for that matter? Any reasonable good-looking woman picked from the streets would have done a better job.

Andy Garcia, a top-notch actor who I've admired in so many splendid movies was swept down under by the undertow of extremely bad acting of more than 90 percent of the cast. Please Andy don't ever surround yourself anymore with high school actor wannabees like that.

Then the story, the directing, the CGI....... Probably creatures with the brain capacity of an amoeba could find that all interesting. Please let it go under with the 100's of yards long tanker that could make 180 degrees turn in seconds. Maybe Aquaman did help a hand. Same kind of quality movie.

What an absolute garbage this movie is. With excuses to Andy, Dolph, Sylvester, Jason and Tony. The three stars are for you.

I started watching this show thinking it was for adults, but I soon realized it was made for children. I watched a few episodes and on that level it was OK.

The acting is reasonable, but the super human qualities are plain stupid. A woman who has super senses and picks up smells and human heartbeats from a mile away, but seems to be able to put these abilities on and off.

Same for a boy who can see literally every electromagnetic radiation of all wavelengths there is in the air and nowadays it must be extremely dense. He also seemed to be able to put the ability on and off. He can even find a certain wavelength among the trillion wavelengths in a certain point area of the globe and manipulate it.

The so called strong man isn't that strong as we see him get beaten a lot in a simple man-to-man fight. Something you wouldn't expect from a Hulk like man.

Then there is a guy who can throw a coin in a vending machine standing 5 feet away.

Well, it was funny and for children till the age of 12 it should be an amazing show.

I watched the show till the end, hoping it would get better, or that I would loose my edges in criticism so I could enjoy it more. Neither happened.

The acting is on a children's level. The developing love between the main characters is absolutely fake as the acting of Seo In-Guk is energetic, but has no depth, just to mention one aspect.

To me, Mi-na Kang did what she could with her character, but the whole scrip and directing was too poor to make anything out of it.

Same for Man-sik Jeong, who I regard as an excellent actor, but who seemed to be unable to show us his top qualities in acting in this series due to ridiculous story lines, shallow directing and inadequate descriptions of the characters by the writer.

Well, I presume the rest of the cast gave it their bests, but if there is no clear idea as to what your target audience should be, a clear vision of the overall story, no attention to developing relations of the several characters combined with an extremely bad script and lacking quality in directing, then all becomes like sand grains that won't stick and all acting efforts disappear in a black hole.