Just a Light show of colors flying all over the screen! You call this a movie? There's not even any new characters! Colorful red, blue, green, yellow, orange, black, grey, purple all over the screen. The only reason Deadpool got rejected was they already had way too many guys in red suits (Spider Man, Iron Man, Ant-Man, Thor's cape, etc.)

Surprisingly a carefully made and effectively entertaining movie and vastly better than most other entries to the alligator-horror genre.

About Schmidt is a rare masterpiece that accomplishes what most other Hollywood movies could not. It brings you the story of a protagonist who was so successful at streamlining his future so efficiently and tentatively that he isn't happy the day he has to retire. Warren Schmidt is not a commonly seen movie protagonist, he's not even a common man. As while 72% of Americans are worried or nervous about their financial futures, Warren Schmidt worked 32 years for Woodmen as an insurance actuary and made a 7-figure net worth guaranteeing he'll have more than enough money to last him the rest of his life. He's not allowed to show up to work anymore (he tried, the outcome was hilarious), he finds he's been replaced by a younger man who knows next to nothing about actuarial risk management at least compared to how much Warren knows, his senile and irritating wife that he hated is dead but it's not as though there's happiness in spending the rest of your life all alone, his daughter is going to move out to marry the dishonest loser salesman Randall who tries to sell out people on pyramid schemes. He spends most of the movie trying to win his daughter back from Randall (since his daughter nostalgically reminds him of his youth and the joy she brought to him back then) but ultimately fails and he goes home wondering then crying about where to go from here.

First off, I thought the explanation for why the Tethered (the clone people) exist makes no sense - I get that the US government had something to do with cloning, but I never understood just what purpose cloning had when it is said the government wanted mind control of the public. What does cloning have to do with mind control anyway? And the rabbits are just visual filler, they're not important to the story whatsoever. The movie also lacks pace and goes very slowly much like does Jordan Peele's Twilight Zone. The only part of the movie that I liked was the ending where we see the Hands joining a long line stretching from the urbanized streets to the mountains showing us that they killed off most to enough Americans to have claimed victory and usurped the normal human beings as the dominant group in the United States.