David Jordan

Clearly meant to focus on the action, but it felt a bit rushed. There was very little character development, and the main character felt a little mary sue-ish, not so much solving problems as always having just accidentally picked up the right tool for the job and being in exactly the right place at the right time. If you love hollywood action, this one is for you, but if you want something with a bit of meat on the bone maybe give this one a miss.