Fighting

I'm going to be quite blunt. This was an awful movie. My friend reviewed Terrence Howard as being annoying with his slow-mindedness. I agree Terrence Howard was annoying in this. I usually like him. I was surprised he picked this script. I pin-pointed his voice. He sounded just like some good for nothing soft-spoken slimey weasley hustler that was one step above being an alcoholic/drug addict on social assistance picking butts off the ground to smoke. Why is Channing Tatum always playing some dancer or some meat head macho person with no brains all the time? Can he really not act? This movie was terrible. Almost every character in this movie was a loser. People who are too lazy to contribute to society in a positive way and just further destroying the good of humanity. I had force myself to watch this all the way through. The only reason I didn't take stop the movie was because I had nothing else to watch. Thankfully I borrowed this and not spent money on it. It makes me think that the director who co-wrote it, must have lived in this kind of lifestyle, only to be stuck portraying life in the poor of New York City and unable to create anything else outside of their life experience. They were all losers. They weren't even good people. This contributed nothing to culture or the history of film. How did someone fall so far ended up even further by their way of redemption? Evan Hailey was just a pawn at getting back what he lost, but in the end he still lost, despite what some people may think was a happy ending.