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SPOILER: It was no dream, it was a film which from the first scene strived for reality.

Posted by tinear on September 4, 2009 at 07:58:12:
Even dreams, to be taken seriously by the dreamer, have to have logical continuity, i.e. they must be true to their created reality. This film went far over any reasonable line into parody and fantasy. The dialogue was trite, the attempts to build suspense, as in the very first scene, exhausted the audience and the climax, guys firing into a basement, was a let down.
I'm glad you liked it.