![]() Forty minutes in, though, there was no doubting the opposite. After the first fifteen minutes of action I thought it might be good. Last week I saw Ben Affleck’s new Boston crime drama The Town. This can be a stilted scene which provides a deductive foothold (as in, “it’s highly unlikely that a good movie would contain a scene like that”) or it’s a plot turn so poorly-conceived that there’s no way the movie could possibly recover from it. I find with bad movies that usually there comes a point at which I realize that no matter what follows, there’s little chance that the film is going to be good. It’s up to the movie to prove that such expectations are unjustified. I am by nature an optimist, and so I usually begin watching a movie ready to be enthralled.
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