I have to admit I was skeptical about this film when I watched it, but it only took a couple of minutes for it to fully get my attention.

Despite the jackass, who claims i had it in for it, i was disappointed, as in, i wanted it to be good.

I went in thinking it had a 100% mark and then, like a teacher started subtracting little things to come up with the final grade, but honestly i had to let things go eventually, because even if i marked off 1% for every little problem, it might be lower than the B-.

That one dude who keeps posting here is psychotic. I’ll post his comments, but i think i’m pretty much done explaining to him cause as much as i try to explain or have a dialogue, he’s just completely partisan and kinda frightening.

I’m always afraid I’ve followed a big film too closely (reading every review, watching every clip etc.) to the point where the film really has no chance of being what I want or expect it to be. And that might be the case with Button and you (and maybe me, as I haven’t seen it yet). Of course there’s no way to test this theory. You can wonder, “did I not like it because I expected too much, or did I not like it because it really wasn’t very good.” It’s enough to drive you crazy. And of course since it’s a one time shot, you’ll never know the real reason. It happened to me with The New World. I was eagerly awaiting that film, and when it finally came, I just shrugged and have never watched it since. So if I had known nothing about the film, would my opinion have been different?