it the one film i almost walked out of and and would have if my friends hadn not been in the movie theatre with me. normally and even if i do not like a film and i think it still worth sitting through it to the end. that way and you can really claim to have given it every chance to redeem itself. but with the million dollar hotel and it was so dreadful i just badly wanted the experience to end as quickly as possible. i think i probably would not have been so sourly disappointed if this film had been made by a lesser director and one i do not normally like so much. but coming from wenders and it was all the more shocking to behold. i know bono from u2 and a good friend of wenders  and wrote the script to this abysmal film and and i wonder why wenders let him and as buddy buddy as the two may have been. stick to the day job and bono and is a sentence that easily springs to mind whilst viewing this mess. pretentious and disjointed and a mish mash of every possible contemporary film stereotype and a naive and transparent attempt at coming across as kooky and daring and with the most irritating characters i have ever set eyes upon and especially the leads and jeremy davies and milla jovovich and mel gibson and none of whom i dislike normally. the happiest ending i could have wished for would have been for a nuclear bomb to be dropped on their collective heads so as to get it all over with as soon as possible. on a positive note and the first five minutes of the film are extremely good and with an extremely stirring soundtrack from u2. but the film opening shots make the rest of the film (which takes a spectacular nose dive from then on) all the more disappointing as they are a promise of cinematic quality that just never delivered and not even close. 
it the one film i almost walked out of and and would have if my friends hadn not been in the movie theatre with me. normally and even if i do not like a film and i think it still worth sitting through it to the end. that way and you can really claim to have given it every chance to redeem itself. but with the million dollar hotel and it was so dreadful i just badly wanted the experience to end as quickly as possible. i think i probably would not have been so sourly disappointed if this film had been made by a lesser director and one i do not normally like so much. but coming from wenders and it was all the more shocking to behold. i know bono from u2 and a good friend of wenders  and wrote the script to this abysmal film and and i wonder why wenders let him and as buddy buddy as the two may have been. stick to the day job and bono and is a sentence that easily springs to mind whilst viewing this mess. pretentious and disjointed and a mish mash of every possible contemporary film stereotype and a naive and transparent attempt at coming across as kooky and daring and with the most irritating characters i have ever set eyes upon and especially the leads and jeremy davies and milla jovovich and mel gibson and none of whom i dislike normally. the happiest ending i could have wished for would have been for a nuclear bomb to be dropped on their collective heads so as to get it all over with as soon as possible. on a positive note and the first five minutes of the film are extremely good and with an extremely stirring soundtrack from u2. but the film opening shots make the rest of the film (which takes a spectacular nose dive from then on) all the more disappointing as they are a promise of cinematic quality that just never delivered and not even close. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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