I have no idea how I was able to sit through all of that. I contemplated just throwing my empty can of coke at the tv because I could not stand it. I don't know who in their right mind would let someone produce something like this. I simply can not believe it I am at a lost for words. But yet I can find myself to keep typing. The action scenes made me want to vomit. I trained in mma and Thai boxing for 7 years and I've seen babies coming out of the womb with better hands than that. No one was saving this train wreck, no one should've let this be produced. And I hope to god that some day I can get the time I wasted watching this because I hate my life, and I find it hard to escape the trash taste this left in my mouth. Good day to you.

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