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I refuse to get into the tiny details of a movie, and pick it apart for an ever so perfect score. I watch a movie, and I rate it based on how entertaining it is, and maybe on occasion when a movie hits close to home I will be biased in some way because if that.

Upside Down, was a great story to watch, and it actually reminded me of a time in another life. For me it's a 10+ movie.

But for the life in me, I can't imagine why anyone would find it necessary to pick this movie apart and give it a low score on any measure.

It's as if everyone wants to be a critic, and will stop at nothing to practice on even the most simplest of stories to put in their worthless two bits.

Many years ago, I was involved in the process taking captive bred peregrines to the wild, and some returning injured birds back to the wild if possible. You see them every day several times, for months and then it's to the hack site where eventually after some time in a well placed from predators cage before being set free on their own. It's maybe the worst/ best I've ever felt in my life. You make an effort to not get attached, but that's just not possible. This movie reminded me of everything from those years in a fantastic way. I think anyone that's worked with wild animals will find this to be a rather unique movie.

I often can't understand why some movies get such low reviews when the movie is a story being told as fiction. I think people to often judge a movie by how they think it compares to real life. A good movie is simply a movie that entertains, if it's far fetched and has holes, that doesn't mean it a lousy movie. Bad Roomies is just a crazy story that gets out of hand. How is it any different to something like There's something about Mary? Maybe the acting was better, maybe not, but both movies used an outrageous series of circumstances to get to the end. The three stooges, and Abbot and Costello were even more outrageous and had more holes than a stop sign in Kentucky, but they get high marks? Bad Roomies does exactly what such a movie hopes to achieve, a story that is funny in whatever way, and gets to the end in its own amusing way. It's not Gone with the Wind, and it never intended to be another Gone with the Wind.