Reviews

Very entertaining thriller with some good twists. This is NOT your Shutter Island or Inception as the hints they give out is pretty obvious if you pay attention.

The plot kinda falls a part in the end but is by no mean stupid. For example, they let the mastermind and female assassin die too easily. It's a shame a powerful character like Rodney Cole--played by the master Frank Langella--just sit in the car doing nothing while his subordinate getting his arse handed to him by Martin--Liam Nelson and then ended up died in the crash shortly after. That was pretty lame. And the female assassin--wife got blown to pieces because she decided that she have to disarm the ticking bomb for some unknown reasons and by trying to reach it through a wall???

Overall, it definitely worth the money considering how much junks are out there these days--hello, Justin Bieber.

It is just like everybody said: there's not enough gore to make it a gory movie, there's not enough suspense to balance out the jokes the main actor was cracking to make it a thriller. The feeling I got after seeing this? Disgust, upset about the uncivilized world that still exist until these days. No, my friends. This should have been a documentary and nothing else. It would have gotten 10/10 if it was.

Of course, I get it that there always gotta be some less intelligent individuals in the theatre that laughing out loud for no reason. For me, the way I see this movie: it was a sad story. The girl was probably driven mad by the pastor--who certainly violated her while she was at the school. The father being a zealot who only believe in God doesn't help her at all. There was certainly no evil--Abalam or whatever. If you have happened to watch or read about the actions of an insane person, this makes totally sense. Just for example, a crazy person can do things that you'd never ever imagine they're capable of--like bending her body, talk in different tones, able to assault and harm much larger beings. Her brother was a follower of that pastor and his sick gang. If you think i's impossible, think KKK. That roaring fire was nothing more than an special effect he could easily perform.

Yeap, it would have been an excellent documentary. It failed at everything else they thought it would be--thriller, horror, etc.