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I will not compare this to the original as this would be it's own movie that shares "some" of the original context.

The acting was flat at best. While I though adding McGregor would be a good fit, he was so far over-the-top cartoonish (which may be part of who he really is... but the movie was not supposed to have McGregor but his character, it was comical at best... and not good comedy at that.

NOTHING about this movie had a good development in character or writing. Some of the fight scenes were good, and Dalton's sarcasm was okay.... but for someone who directed Swingers, I did expect more.

I really don't know what criteria people use to rate this flick. It was just bad, and was cartoonish at best....and not even that. For someone who can shock his audiences I'm not sure who the audience was.... the people who remember the TV show? Or the generation who has no idea who the Munsters were.

The appeal of the original show was it was an unordinary family living in current society. This is a unordinary family just living in the unordinary society....which is just normal, it just isn't funny.

The jokes are just so incredibley campy it makes it less funny....if that is even possible.

This has to be in MY top 10 worst flicks ever seem.

1st other than the title, and a few character names this story has little to noting to do with the book. Michael B. Jordan is a really good actor, but completely miscast in this role. This is nothing but a very 2- dimensional shoot-em-up movie, unlike Tom Clancy books that sometimes are overly descriptive, but great story lines.

Now I see the movie Rainbow Six is in development. I can only hope they rethink how they want to do the movie and stick to the book and character development.