St George's Day Reviews
Movie Talk
The film looks good, thanks to cinematographer Mike Southon's stylish camerawork, but the script is well dodgy.
Observer [UK]
The locations - London, Amsterdam, Berlin, Los Angeles - are well deployed, the violence relentless, and the film is beautifully lit by veteran TV and film cameraman Mike Southon.
Birmingham Mail
Totally over-narrated to the point of sheer boredom and the predictable shoot-out is so unconvincing it could have seen the film renamed Reservoir Dregs.
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| Original Score: 1/5
Total Film
Not even the formidable presence of Charles Dance can salvage a script this woeful.
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| Original Score: 1/5
This is London
This whole caper is about as gritty as a babywipe.
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| Original Score: 2/5
Sun Online
More like being nuzzled by a bulldog than mauled by one.
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| Original Score: 2/5
Guardian [UK]
The script becomes clumsier and cornier as it goes on, and Harper's direction, while competent, lacks the skill to disguise his many attempts to wrongfoot the viewer.
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| Original Score: 2/5
Daily Telegraph
Gang's-all-here drama about dodgy London business interests - basically rubbish, often chucklesome.
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| Original Score: 2/5
Sky Movies
Even the presence of Charles Dance as a gentleman crook with connections to Scotland Yard can't hide the fact that the film is all style and no class.
