That's right look at the title. That's exactly what the producer said when he finished this movie. It's like when just made the most fabulous cake and instead putting a cherry on top of it you put a big dump.
The most messed up thing is: this producer thinks that people will still remove the top and eat the rest of it.
One last aspect is how the producer tried to cover all your rational options with aspects that have 1% of happening IN ONE SINGLE NIGHT.
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-Main actor nervous to conceal a lie? -He is getting engaged! that will do.
-Gets the wallet and leaves? -Close the building nobody gets out!
-Hello Mr officer come on In to my private property!
-Let's gamble lottery tickets because we are not all that broke to gamble real money.
But yes every possible turn that this movie takes looks so forced that hurts to watch. There is nothing natural in this film, every irrational turn this movie takes is covered up by some backup master plan that exists only inside the producers head. 15 years later somebody made me watch this and I think... how Ryan Reynolds didn't laugh at the script back then?
The most messed up thing is: this producer thinks that people will still remove the top and eat the rest of it.
One last aspect is how the producer tried to cover all your rational options with aspects that have 1% of happening IN ONE SINGLE NIGHT.
«««««««««««««SPOILERS SECTION»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»
-Main actor nervous to conceal a lie? -He is getting engaged! that will do.
-Gets the wallet and leaves? -Close the building nobody gets out!
-Hello Mr officer come on In to my private property!
-Let's gamble lottery tickets because we are not all that broke to gamble real money.
- Bring me a math equation to understand how a phone call to person A Brings person B without any knowledge from A. Oh boy if I had that winning lottery ticket and asked the pope to pick it up he would have to let me know every 5 min. (oh yeah wife calls) legit!...not
But yes every possible turn that this movie takes looks so forced that hurts to watch. There is nothing natural in this film, every irrational turn this movie takes is covered up by some backup master plan that exists only inside the producers head. 15 years later somebody made me watch this and I think... how Ryan Reynolds didn't laugh at the script back then?