Am i the only one who thinks........Average?

In other words,this film is a surreal ride.

Great story, amazing characters, superb action, enthralling cinematography. Yes, this is something I am glad I spent money on.

There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

There are so many basic facts that didn't make sense where they have mentioned the attack started on the United States with an EMP which fried all the systems. How convincing is that an EMP can destroy billions of dollars millitary equipments and radars. The most funny fact was that the North Korean soldiers were driving American made Hummer H1 same as the US Army. And more idiotic fact was among more than 200 countries from around the globe, it must be the North Koreans to attack the US from half way around the world. They used EMP when they wanted to start the attack, but how about when they were mobilizing from the other side of the world? The American Intelligence Agencies, the thousand spy satellites and radars are were useless? The only way this story make sense is that it was written by a kindergarder.

This is pretty much the original without the subtleness, the top-notch acting of Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey, and the fantastic dialogue.

Putting up a defense of the original 1983 Red Dawn may embroil you in controversy, but defending the remake might make people think you just took a sharp blow to the head. In an era of remakes and sequels and remakes of sequels, The new Red Dawn just shows Hollywood's creative gas tank close to empty. It's just another a big, soulless military shoot-em-up adventure that will be forgotten by most everyone as soon as the end credits role. I can't believe how much I missed Patrick Swayze after seeing this.If you had a problem with the premise of the first one, it's best not to get involved in this. You could make a case in the Cold War days of the early '80s for a Soviet invasion of America. People did talk about that in those days, and the government planned for that contingency (sorry folks, they did do that). But you really can't say that in 2012 about the Chinese or the North Koreans , or whoever these guys are supposed to be. The Chinese have never shown an ability or desire to project power outside of their own sphere, and the North Koreans barely have enough gas to drive to Seoul, let alone invade the US mainland. It's just not on the political radar, and for that reason alone, this just doesn't make sense.

(Originally seen a few years ago) I have yet to see the original but I'm guessing it's one hundred times better than this pile of absolute garbage. Chris Hemsworth was never a good actor, he does the bare minimum as Thor, and yet he is somehow noticeably awful here, he stands around a lot and says "Here's what we should do", and when he's not doing that he's arguing with his dim-witted brother or shooting the invaders. The rest of the cast who are mostly unknown are dreadful here, they should stay unknown. God-awful action sequences, and awful everything. This piece of garbage is completely unwatchable, and another noisy, braindead piece of tripe that deserves it's place on the worst films of the decade. 0/10