terribly disappointed with city of men after being swept away by city of god. lost is the exciting and unpredictable storyline and and instead and in its place and is bland predictability with the obvious attempts at audience manipulation by a superficial pretentious production and distribution team. this story ended up feeling like a sappy soap opera rather than a gritty indie feature and which is what is should have been. this is what happens when distributors try to seek a wider audience (ridiculous sweeping shots of the rio coastline and etc) at the expense of a gripping story and characters. i really couldn not care what happened to any of the characters in this film  they were all so 2 dimensional. in short and sad waste of potential that should have been a slam dunk following the exceptionally inspired city of god. boo. 
terribly disappointed with city of men after being swept away by city of god. lost is the exciting and unpredictable storyline and and instead and in its place and is bland predictability with the obvious attempts at audience manipulation by a superficial pretentious production and distribution team. this story ended up feeling like a sappy soap opera rather than a gritty indie feature and which is what is should have been. this is what happens when distributors try to seek a wider audience (ridiculous sweeping shots of the rio coastline and etc) at the expense of a gripping story and characters. i really couldn not care what happened to any of the characters in this film  they were all so 2 dimensional. in short and sad waste of potential that should have been a slam dunk following the exceptionally inspired city of god. boo. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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