Friday, October 15, 2010
Splice Review
Splice pretty much is a rollercoaster that hypes it big in the beginning and ends up breaking down halfway into the ride. Well, maybe breaking down isn't the right word. Maybe lost in an unnecessary plot muck with confusing "build-up" directions, irritating characters, and plenty of WTF moments that really scratching your head on whether this was really worth your initial interest at all. Well, for me, it wasn't and what could have been a really good movie now goes onto my digital shelf under the category "Could have been awesome, but failed somewhere in between." 7.1/10.
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