It has been about a week because well, I don't have much to say about the depth of Antonio Sabato Jr. He has none. He is a Z-list so-called 'actor' with fading celebrity status.

He was on overly dramatic trash like Melrose Place, General Hospital, Charmed, and as Giovanni the washed-up model in Ugly Betty and the ego stroke reality series "My Antonio" to compete for the attention of used up whores. Also one of a group of bumbling hitmen in The Big Hit. God's Not Dead: We the People featured him blandly portraying himself, as usual, in one of so very many "failed to reach an audience because they're extremely corny" Christian drama films. That a Jew raised on the very Judaism that rejects Christ would take that job for a dismal paycheck speaks volumes of his desperation.

Antonio has zero range, always bringing the same lifeless lack of intensity. No charisma and the discouraged despair of his post-2000s career equaling a graveyard of D-list projects, reality TV flops, and straight-to-DVD garbage, each one more pathetic than the last. This review of this Jew has been a waste of time.