Godsend

Rating:
Summary: *****Splendidly Horrendous*****
Review: This film is absolutely horrible. It is a cheap, thrown together attempt that had no thought put in to it, whatsoever. I agree with the previous that it had a good concept. The idea was great and had a lot of potential; Unfortunately, they ruined it. The plot is lacking, and the movie is very predictable. The first 30 minutes of the film just flies, with one thing happening after another, not allowing you to actually recieve any feeling from it. It is not in any way original; mainly getting its ideas from other such films as The Ring, or Sixth Sense. Poor Robert DeNiro must have been contracted to do this film, cause it must be one of the worst in his career. To me, anyone who enjoys this film must have a simple mind that is easily amused.

..........what a waste of life..........

Rating:
Summary: Godsend
Review: When the Duncan's son is killed in a car accident, Paul (Kinnear) and Jessie (Romijn-Stamos) are approached by Dr. Richard Wells (DeNiro). It seems that he has perfected the ability to clone someone by using just a single cell. He is interested in doing that for the Duncans, giving them a second chance with a genetically identical child. After some initial unease, the Duncans agree, and Adam #2 is born nine months later. The first eight years are great, with both Paul and Jessie feeling like they did the right thing to get that second chance. But, when Adam reaches the age the he had originally died at, he begins having night terrors and acting strangely.

At first glance, "Godsend" seems like it will be a movie that looks at the issue of cloning, but in the end, the movie side-steps the issue all together, opting for essentially what is an "outside" explanation. And that is disappointing, to say the least.

Rating:
Summary: I think it should have been called "Lamesend".
Review: Yawn...

Ah. THats better. Well before watching this i was expecting to be scared half to death. And when i watched it, It was terrible. All characters were fu{ked up, the plot was AWFUL, and the wole movie was stupid, and boring. The only interesting part is when the credits roll at the end. The only scary part is Robert Deniro's face, cause he has a beard. And this makes "The Village" look like the best horror flick ever made.