I'm not sure taking another shot at a group is the best way to start a movie. A 20 something intern that can verify works of art from just a glance? I get you want to bring younger audiences in and diverse audiences, somehow doing that at the expense another group and minimizing the effort it would take to have that kind of knowledge doesn't seem right. Also, creating the protagonist that starts with felony (theft of a utility) doesn't seem like the way to go, or stealing a car.
It certainly seems it just starts off with a lot of animosity towards a different group of people and the protagonist doesn't even care about how his actions placed so many others in jeopardy.
Mirage stay hidden? Become a silver Porsche?
Now the 3 bad guys can move clear across the universe from galaxy to galaxy, but the super bad guy can't? That just doesn't make sense to me.
Well maybe this movie was a joke and we're ALL supposed to laugh.
It certainly seems it just starts off with a lot of animosity towards a different group of people and the protagonist doesn't even care about how his actions placed so many others in jeopardy.
Mirage stay hidden? Become a silver Porsche?
Now the 3 bad guys can move clear across the universe from galaxy to galaxy, but the super bad guy can't? That just doesn't make sense to me.
Well maybe this movie was a joke and we're ALL supposed to laugh.