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Critics Consensus: Stratton's action-thriller ambitions are roundly thwarted by a derivative story, misguided casting, and a low-budget feel underscored by unimpressive set pieces.
Critic Consensus: Stratton's action-thriller ambitions are roundly thwarted by a derivative story, misguided casting, and a low-budget feel underscored by unimpressive set pieces.
All Critics (33) | Top Critics (6) | Fresh (0) | Rotten (33)
An aggressively unimposing movie such as this might not be the worst time-waster. But it's still a time-waster.
Solidly pro in overall packaging yet cliched, pedestrian and indistinct in specific contributions, this thriller never finds (let alone raises) its own pulse.
A stale espionage thriller that possesses all the pulse-pounding intrigue of waiting in line at the DMV.
Cooper, requisitely bearded, plays Stratton merely as a mildly sullen professional who goes about his business; there's little surface indication of the hurt and loneliness that must be driving this man at each step.
West aims for a kind of Jason Bourne or Mission: Impossible feel, but he falls short in budget, star power and explosive spectacle.
The story feels cobbled together and the dialogue is often painful.
A fast-paced cheaply made Euro thriller that reminds us Jason Bourne was a good film and this similar action pic is not.
As the chases, shootouts and explosions pile up, so do the clichés, which derail any suspense the film might intermittently build.
Violence, strong language in unimpressive action flick.
A capable leading man can't save this generic DTV-level thriller.
Stratton doesn't exactly have a personality.
While it's not a disaster, it's also not the little movie that could blow past its limitations and knock the skeptics out of their socks.
Simon West has a really odd choice for films and this is just about on par with the Nicolas Cage film Stolen. The first 30 minutes is so boring and the action scene that opens the film does not generate any interest. The film fails to deliver any real storyline and I'm amazed at the talent involved with this film, surely they should've known better.
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