Yet Another Negative IMDB user review on Chapter 27.When Will It End If It Ever Does?
First,I again want to thank Howard for his hard work and dedictaion to this message board.I appreciated his intelligent post from yesterday and I hope that it straightens everything out and puts those with negative attitudes in their place.
I was once again visiting the IMDB and I just caught the latest negative review on the film Chapter 27.It just keeps getting worse for this sad excuse for a movie that practically has not received no positive review as far as we know.The review was posted last night.If any of you have not caught it as of yet,below is where you wil find it for your reading pleasure in it's exact words:
Ugh.... slow and painful
"I saw the Sundance premiere of this film, and I want 2 hours of my life back. This film gives no insight to the killer, or why he did what he did. Jared Leto put on a ton of weight for this film(he lets you know it by spending too much time in his saggy white underpants, Ugh). Lindsay Lohan's character was nonexistant, so much that you wonder why she was in the film at all. Besides the character of Chapman, no one else is on screen long enough for you to care or have interest in them and after about 20 min the story doesn't tell us anything new about Chapman's character. The most interesting part of the film is that Mark Chapman(no relation) played John Lennon and having that be the most interesting thing about your film is sad."
There you go. With so much negative reactions be they critics or by users of the IMDB, we are learning all too well that Chapter 27 is a wrong number not just for the actors who wasted their talent in this worthless excuse for a film but mainly for Jarrett P. Schaeffer, the guy who wrote and directed this unloveable bad movie that seemingly is the unwritten chapter from Catcher In The Rye. I wonder what J.D.Salinger would say if he saw this movie or even heard of it. If this is supposed to be the continuation of Catcher In The Rye, then I don't know what the ending is going to be like and I don't want to think about it.
The only question on the inquiring minds of the contributors is "When Will It End If It Ever Does?" That is a good question, isn't it? It looks like that it is not going to end at least for now. But if it does end, we can breathe a sigh of relief and what happens after that remains to be seen.
It looks like that it won't get better in the forseeable future. No, I don't think it ever will be.
I was once again visiting the IMDB and I just caught the latest negative review on the film Chapter 27.It just keeps getting worse for this sad excuse for a movie that practically has not received no positive review as far as we know.The review was posted last night.If any of you have not caught it as of yet,below is where you wil find it for your reading pleasure in it's exact words:
Ugh.... slow and painful
"I saw the Sundance premiere of this film, and I want 2 hours of my life back. This film gives no insight to the killer, or why he did what he did. Jared Leto put on a ton of weight for this film(he lets you know it by spending too much time in his saggy white underpants, Ugh). Lindsay Lohan's character was nonexistant, so much that you wonder why she was in the film at all. Besides the character of Chapman, no one else is on screen long enough for you to care or have interest in them and after about 20 min the story doesn't tell us anything new about Chapman's character. The most interesting part of the film is that Mark Chapman(no relation) played John Lennon and having that be the most interesting thing about your film is sad."
There you go. With so much negative reactions be they critics or by users of the IMDB, we are learning all too well that Chapter 27 is a wrong number not just for the actors who wasted their talent in this worthless excuse for a film but mainly for Jarrett P. Schaeffer, the guy who wrote and directed this unloveable bad movie that seemingly is the unwritten chapter from Catcher In The Rye. I wonder what J.D.Salinger would say if he saw this movie or even heard of it. If this is supposed to be the continuation of Catcher In The Rye, then I don't know what the ending is going to be like and I don't want to think about it.
The only question on the inquiring minds of the contributors is "When Will It End If It Ever Does?" That is a good question, isn't it? It looks like that it is not going to end at least for now. But if it does end, we can breathe a sigh of relief and what happens after that remains to be seen.
It looks like that it won't get better in the forseeable future. No, I don't think it ever will be.
posted by LennonFan4Life at 9:17 PM
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