Tivius captured my reaction exactly.

Mr. Reed are you angry about something?

I'm not sure how much you know about, or care about, children, but it seems that never once did you consider the structure and presentation of this film through their perspectives.

The film was obviously made for "families". Is that something you know much about? I have seen Speed Racer and was awed by it's ability to tune itself to the wavelength of today's younger generation.

You are out of step. Great movies are made in all forms for all types of people. Every variation and spectacle is pleasing to a different segment of the public. As Tivius implied, you don't exist within the public. You seem to exist, in your mind, within some palace of cinematic wisdom.

I think you need to consider moving on.

John