A Year and a Day

I thought the movie was poorly done; poorly written, with atrocious acting, and lousy editing. I saw it for free, and I want my money back. This is the kind of thing one might expect to see shot directly onto video for Lifetime, but not what I want to pay hard-earned money for at the theater. The previous reviewer may not want to see anything but laundry spinning, but I look for more in my entertainment dollar. And I don't think that the miasma of buffoonery that this group of "entertainers is currently putting out really rates the price of admission. Sure, we don't need seventeen car chases per hour of film, but I do expect that, compacted into two or so hours, life might have a few more high points than this.