Griffin: This is my new favorite moment in human history! Unless this is the one where K forgot to leave a tip... [he looks over to K's tip-less plate, then looks up. We see a meteorite heading for Earth]
Agent K: [re-enters, and leaves a tip. He looks to Griffin] Almost forgot.
Griffin: [the meteorite is intercepted by a satellite. Griffin looks to the camera] That was a close one!
I do not know why people are so enthralled in this movie. I found it bogged down with unlikable characters, a cliched plot and an ending revelation that wastes time for Courtney and Mitch's characters to develop.
This is easily the most overrated movie of 2012. It wasn't the worst movie I've seen (animation and acting was OK, villain looked amazing) but it is not, by ANY stretch of ANYone's imagination, a good movie. See it at your own peril.
The commercials say this movie is "Dear John meets The Vow..." however, they failed to reveal that those two ran away from each other just seconds later...
I have seen movies that were good. Movies that were great. Truly exceptional. Pure brilliance. The Artist surpasses all of these, and reaches a level all its own, but the amazing thing is that it doesn't do anything fancy along the way. It's pure Hollywood magic, something many, many movies these days lack...
I'm going to flat-out say that it's not the best horror movie I've seen. But, the kills, for the most part, were inventive. But, the one thing that stood out to me, was the use of the pictures.
Now, when I first heard of it, I thought of the old Goosebumps book, "Say Cheese And DIE!" But, I realized that it's not the same thing. Anyways, if you want a good waste of time, this is a fair shot at it.