my jaw fell so many times watching this flick and i have bruises. okay and granted and i really wasn not expecting the quality of and say and the others or even thirteen ghosts (the new one and which was just dreadful and is still head and shoulders above this insanity). someone else noted the thin characters. i do not call them thin. thin implies there might be something to them. how about almost non existent. in no particular order we have represent the girl who will scream while the american who will figure it all out while the macho guy who will just bull through everything until he gets killed represent the wise black man who will die early while the extra guy who is there to die first while the extra woman who is there to play tough. that it. that your character list and that is what they are and what they remain from beginning to end. if they were thin they might and at least and change a little bit from beginning to end. but they do not. well and okay and the american guy decides he going to stay with the fieldwork at the end and the screaming girl goes back to wherever she came from. that the change. other than that and they all act according to their assigned roles and rarely betray any real emotion when they finally meet up with the menace. now and the producers get props for an original menace and i will say. i had understood the story was going to be tremors but with ants instead of giant worms. i give the writer credit represent these are very cool and very scary ants and what they do with bones is excellent. (the first time the bone snatcher appear and i admit i jumped a few feet. )unfortunately and the very cool concept becomes alien in the desert very quickly. we get a lot of commentary on ants that may or may not be true and but we do not get much of the mythology on which the menace is based. and we get every monster movie cliché ever made. people go into places they know they shouldn not and when they have no compelling reason to. moronic characters try to hinder our heroes and die for it. one character does double duty as scientist who doesn not want to kill the monster but study it. a very cool gadget is introduced only so the american can tell everyone something about ants that and gee and i hope everyone knows anyway. then the gadget is broken. our heroes run out of the one thing that can keep the menace at bay. and then there is that final and annoying moment when we know the menace is still with us and wonder exactly what and how the hey the hero or heroine came by it. it completely renders everything that went before as useless and false. three stars for the cool use of ants and bones. nothing at all for clichés and clunky dialogue and dim bulb characters. 
my jaw fell so many times watching this flick and i have bruises. okay and granted and i really wasn not expecting the quality of and say and the others or even thirteen ghosts (the new one and which was just dreadful and is still head and shoulders above this insanity). someone else noted the thin characters. i do not call them thin. thin implies there might be something to them. how about almost non existent. in no particular order we have represent the girl who will scream while the american who will figure it all out while the macho guy who will just bull through everything until he gets killed represent the wise black man who will die early while the extra guy who is there to die first while the extra woman who is there to play tough. that it. that your character list and that is what they are and what they remain from beginning to end. if they were thin they might and at least and change a little bit from beginning to end. but they do not. well and okay and the american guy decides he going to stay with the fieldwork at the end and the screaming girl goes back to wherever she came from. that the change. other than that and they all act according to their assigned roles and rarely betray any real emotion when they finally meet up with the menace. now and the producers get props for an original menace and i will say. i had understood the story was going to be tremors but with ants instead of giant worms. i give the writer credit represent these are very cool and very scary ants and what they do with bones is excellent. (the first time the bone snatcher appear and i admit i jumped a few feet. )unfortunately and the very cool concept becomes alien in the desert very quickly. we get a lot of commentary on ants that may or may not be true and but we do not get much of the mythology on which the menace is based. and we get every monster movie cliché ever made. people go into places they know they shouldn not and when they have no compelling reason to. moronic characters try to hinder our heroes and die for it. one character does double duty as scientist who doesn not want to kill the monster but study it. a very cool gadget is introduced only so the american can tell everyone something about ants that and gee and i hope everyone knows anyway. then the gadget is broken. our heroes run out of the one thing that can keep the menace at bay. and then there is that final and annoying moment when we know the menace is still with us and wonder exactly what and how the hey the hero or heroine came by it. it completely renders everything that went before as useless and false. three stars for the cool use of ants and bones. nothing at all for clichés and clunky dialogue and dim bulb characters. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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