Jeryd Smith

I don't know how a high school film class got Aaron Elkhart and Tim Roth to star in their film, but this is the biggest pile of dog barf I've seen in a long time. Bruce Willis trying to make last minute cash has been in better films in the last few years. I can't say enough bad things about this movie, from all the terribly dubbed in sound bites, to the "everything is bullet proof under automatic fire" theatrics, to the horrific casting, to the giant holes in the flow from scene to scene... It's so bad you will be inspired to watch anything else, like a full documentary on paint drying or maybe schedule that root canal your dentist suggested and do it without anesthesia of any kind. I've made my point. It's terrible. I always finish terrible movies, but not this one. You know what? Misery loves company... Please watch this film. See if you can make it to the end.