Or, as Howard Tayler put it:
Bad stuff had barely started happening to the cast when I realized that I liked exactly none of the characters. This made the movie much more enjoyable, because I took a certain perverse satisfaction in each of their gruesome deaths. And maybe that’s what the filmmakers intended the viewing experience to be like. At any rate, the movie clears my threshold of regret by exactly one slot, and comes in at #29 for the year. The performances were competent, the effects seamless, and Los Angeles needed a good culling.
On the other hand, “Battle: Los Angeles” looks totally sweet.
So we’re good.
Skyline’s great.
Yes, yes we can lose Los Angeles. It’s easy: Just let it go.