There's an advantage with being 70 and having seen so many great films (and bad ones); the ones with flat and bad scripts stand out right away, like this one. So you pull the plug after about 20 minutes because time is more valuable to you now. Over the top/obnoxious performances and "big" casts never make up for a bad script.

Norton is looking good (all these people do is work out, I think) but he should have passed on adding this one to his mostly interesting resume.

Hoping to never see that Kate Hudson character again, reason enough to not watch this.

Liked the special effects for that invitation box at the beginning.