- Sep 26, 2000
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I dunno if there is a current thread for it but since its hitting the shelves, or has hit the shelves depending where you live, I thought I would give my review of it:
OMG it was pretty bad. I actually thought that outside of the special effects it was barely better than the mockbuster ripoff American Battleship.
Where do I begin? Rihanna with her pipe stem arms is supposed to be some tough naval officer? You cast Liam Neeson and basically don't use him? I didn't care a damn about the lead Taylor Kitsch except to hope he got killed since he didn't deserve Brooklyn Decker. In fact, Brooklyn Decker just standing there was the best scene in the movie.
The movie cost 210 million to make. You think someone would have showed up to, you know, actually make a movie? Did it even occur to the film makers that you don't light the boilers on a battleship and just steam away? It takes a long time to build up steam. Or that a museum wouldn't have live shells and propellent for the shells on board? Would it have broken the 210 million dollar budget to spend 30 seconds coming up with some reason the battleship was ready?
AARRRGGGHHHH
And just when I thought it was over they sneak in one of those scenes after the credits. And even that scene sucks!
OMG it was pretty bad. I actually thought that outside of the special effects it was barely better than the mockbuster ripoff American Battleship.
Where do I begin? Rihanna with her pipe stem arms is supposed to be some tough naval officer? You cast Liam Neeson and basically don't use him? I didn't care a damn about the lead Taylor Kitsch except to hope he got killed since he didn't deserve Brooklyn Decker. In fact, Brooklyn Decker just standing there was the best scene in the movie.
The movie cost 210 million to make. You think someone would have showed up to, you know, actually make a movie? Did it even occur to the film makers that you don't light the boilers on a battleship and just steam away? It takes a long time to build up steam. Or that a museum wouldn't have live shells and propellent for the shells on board? Would it have broken the 210 million dollar budget to spend 30 seconds coming up with some reason the battleship was ready?
AARRRGGGHHHH
And just when I thought it was over they sneak in one of those scenes after the credits. And even that scene sucks!