Roy Bird

Pretty much faultless, tough characters but each with a believeable problem in the background, fast pace with action scenes fully related to the plot. Seeing these conflicts through another nation's perspective always informative. High ISIS body count in some encounters pushing the envelope of credability now and then, but that aside a welcome change from the usual US take on this. Highly recommended.

I guess the original story has similar themes to Robin Hood as a legend, but by christ this tries so hard to be Robin Hood in the Alps its untrue, complete with ex Templar hero. The way it shoe horns ethnic actors into the story for the sake of it was terrible, did Bollywood help fund it? Side kicks die by the score, text book evil baddies, it goes on. Some great actors playing cameo roles should be ashamed for signing up to this drivel. Worryingly, the ending sets up for a sequel. Unless you want a lesson in how not to make an historical actioner, avoid like the plague.