An average movie

Oh boy… How did I end up watching this flick? That’s actually a rather long story… Every year, I go to a 2nd hand shop with 2 plastic bags full of DVDs to sell them and I go back home with the same bags full of brand new 2nd hand DVDs to watch the following year. Anyway, after 3 hours long looking for some rarities, I was finally done and I was paying the bill and ready to go home. However, at the cash register, since I bought so many DVD’s, I was allowed to take 2 more for free. On one hand, it was pretty neat but, on the other hand, I really didn’t feel like checking all those DVDs again so I quickly pick two and this movie was one of them. Even though I got it for free, it went right away to the very bottom of my DVD queue and since it contains 80 movies right now, it meant that I wouldn’t probably ever watch it. But, somehow, Nick, my step-son, seemed interested so we ended watching it yesterday. Unfortunately, it wasn’t really good, I’m afraid. It was pretty nice to see Lou Diamond Philips who looked pretty awesome with his white hairdo. Concerning Seann William Scott, I have nothing against the guy and I think it was good for him to try something else, to be for once a tough guy than his usual Stifler figures. Still, he wasn’t really convincing as a lead character. And that’s the whole issue with this flick. There were some good ideas, here and there, but none of them were really convincing and the whole thing felt pretty half-baked. To conclude, even though I have seen worse, it is still pretty average and I don’t think it is really worth a look.

5/10