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It was just an awful, awful movie

Horrible script to start with. Implausible.

Just don't even know where to start with how dumb this was. They stole some elements from Rambo, First Blood, but they could not even make them right.

He floated like a duck on the surface, but underneath the water, he was paddling crazy. As you watch this film, a slow story evolves about a man who falls apart because he was in over his head, but addicted to attention. I wondered at how people around him could let him fall apart like that, I guess because they depended on him, made money off of him.

It was obvious to me that he had an imbalance in his brain and needed medical attention - not just a therapist but a real doctor.

The first part of the film inspired me with creativity and showing off his writing ability. He was truly talented. Too bad he didn't settle down and write more, travel less. Nevertheless, the first part of the film should inspire any artist.

The end of it goes on too long, and it is very sad.

Addendum: they used voice replication technology to recreate Anthony's voice - too much. I wish they would have been more up-front about that fact also. It was not all him. So, that part kinda left a bad taste.....

It's a corny film with some weak concoctions - which just don't work. The machine gun on the leg was just dumb. And kind of insulting to people who lose a limb. But, still, it had it's good points. It wove a few interesting back stories into the mix. Josh Brolin had a pretty good character, and the barque joint owner who is always working on his recipe is pretty good. Rose McGowan played a good character - the rest were just there for the explosions.

There's a lot of action, but the people and the zombies die too easily. I guess that's the way it was in those films.

Worth watching, worth your time, but not a great film. You could do something else while watching it and not miss anything.