Review of Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus

My God, how easy it is to dumb down! Some movies exist only to create the parameter of imperfection, of disability, passing, and, looming as a value of unworthiness, low-level even. When I watched "The forgotten ones" I thought I had reached the lowest level in terms of production and script for horror movies and adventure, until I see this. They talked about budget deficit, but, judging by what I see, it seemed a failed launching of a film by amateur, novice students as a college theater. Everything in this film is designed to impact the idealistic concept and intuitive to good work, good movie, good story, the viewer. frustrating mistake. The end, one gets the feeling of lost hours in front of the screen and a horrible feeling that the film has exhausted all its capabilities and, above all, his wonderful ability to make dreams without ridicule or mediocre.