I wish they had had 1 genius on hand to help write this excruciating mangling of a pretty good premise and talented cast. The questions were only exceeded in stupidity by the answers. I rolled my eyes that these "geniuses" didn't seem to know the basics of their own field of expertise - an economics professor who is unaware that there is a mathematical proof that it is impossible to build a computer that never crashes, and a cancer researcher ignorant of the theory of evolution, to name two. I think the final answer was pretty good, which is why I blame the writing; the whole movie is an intellectual exercise. Didn't they think intellectuals would be watching? I'm particularly offended that the writers assume it's self-evident that religion is the solution, rather than the cause, of most of the world's problems.
Review of The Genius Club
