Nfamous.net "Sometimes we forget that not all movies are made for the general public as the target audience. Some films are meant to reach a certain target audience and hope that their liking of a film will carry it on to success. Case in point - the teen-sci-fi-drama film I am Number Four. Walk into the theater without taking into account that this movie was made specifically for the younger tween/teen/early 20s crowd and you will find yourself as bored as a wrestling fan at the ballet. I am being serious here, people. This movie is not for everyone. The first 15 minutes alone will prove that. But if you can remember as you walk to your seat that you are about to watch a movie based on a young adult sci-fi novel you might actually enjoy parts of this movie. Not the movie as a whole, but at least the last 30 minutes once all the action and sci-fi elements kick in."
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This was such a great movie.
Wow, that's a low score. I honestly didn't have that big of a problem with it. I thought it was fun and entertaining. It has plenty of flaws with it, but they didn't totally ruin the movie for me. They weren't anything I couldn't look past. By no means was it a perfect film, and won't be hitting my favorites list anytime soon, but it was still entertaining. Most importantly I didn't feel like I had wasted my money on it.
@ Arcee
Yeah I've actually seen a lot of praise for Olyphants work in the film, and personally I think he was underutilized. Could have used much more of his character in the film.