David Rogers

Odd dialogue, odd acting (from Bill Nighy), confusing plot, lack of any discernable momentum. Didn't really enjoy a minute of this film, which has a major self-identity problem. Nighy's dead pan characterization was just....odd and unengaging. It's like a less engaging (but equally head scratching) Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy.

Pace..... it just has none. One hour in and it's painstakingly slow. I don't feel invested in any of the characters. Without doubt Michael C Hall's weakest performance. I don't know why there was a need for a poorly faked southern US accent, given that the whole film's set in Philadelphia. 1:21 into the film, with 32 mins left (including credits). I don't know how anyone can describe this as a sci-fi film. Aside from a lose reference to the killer coming from the future, there's no sci-fi in this flat, disappointing film.

So utterly bad in every area, that it actually becomes quite funny.

Utterly shockingly bad. It doesn't deserve my spending time writing any more words about it. I lasted 40 mins before bailing. It's beyond-belief-bad.

If there were any justice, anyone involved in this utter mess would never work in films again. Tries to be edgy (everyone smokes cigarettes in a 'tough' way in this film) and has absolutely no substance whatsoever. Writing, screenplay and acting just cringeworthy. Annoying music playing too loud over most of the dialogue. The 2nd worse film I've ever seen after Nick Cage's "Left Behind".

Astonishingly bad. Appalling acting (Nicholas Cage as wooden and expressionless as ever), nauseating dialogue, sickly, revoltingly stereotypical characters. Honestly one of the worst films I've ever seen. Cage just looks so unconvincing in his fancy dress shop pilot's uniform. I wondered if this was perhaps a comedy, a parody at first. Nope. It's just a truly bad film that deserves it's 1% rotten tomatoes rating.

Amongst the worst writing and acting (Katee Sackhoff - dire overstating of every line and every facial expression) I've ever seen.

Unforgivably slow.... Almost agonizing to maintain interest during the first 30 minutes. No attention to pacing or dramatic build up. Picked up a little but ultimately misses the mark. Every mark.