Title: Left a lot to be desired
Product review: This movie aimed a what Ayn Rand dubbed as "a selective concretization of man's metaphysical values." In essenece, the storyline aimed to depict a position of an issue that was very admirable -- the forcable expropriation of private property by the government. However, this is in direct contrast with the actual philosophical purpose of the government -- the protection of property. In that respect, I believed that the movie fulfilled the goal of projecting a very serious problem.However, while its intended projection might be admirable, the execution of this ideal was shoddy, sloppy and incomplete. From the very poor cinematography (I thought this movie was from the 80's if not for the reference to the full monty) to the laughably terrible jokes (no pun intended), this movie, in essence, mocks that which it aims to defend. The movie was too short, and didnt come through in humor or seriousness. The Castle is more like a slum.
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