Michael Vandijk

This is a non-stop action thriller; the most intense I've ever seen! Other reviews will have you thinking there is nothing more than fight scene after fight scene but there is a surprising (and not only from low expectations) amount of humanity and character depth in it. Cinematography is done extremely well - you never feel it's unnatural, your immersion never wanes - you really feel the story. The original Indonesian is overdubbed, and while that removes something from the original, it doesn't ruin it. Also, the story is totally non-cheesy, unlike many action movies I've seen. Everything is a mess, and there are no weird heroics or self-sacrifice, only survival and the kind of justice that doesn't help you sleep better at night.

Right and wrong collide in a movie about an undercover operative assigned to an anarchist collective. She struggles between her affinity for the collective its ideals and disgust for their employed methods. The ending, though described as ludicrous by some, is a refreshing call to action not employed by many other pro-revolution films, positing that one does not need to hate or fight to enact change.

It closely resembles Mad Max on water. Watch it and see.

I think it was a very good movie. Ben Affleck makes a good portrayal of someone with Asperger's syndrome. I really related to Christian, especially when he is looking at Dana and thinking it might be nice to spend more time with her.The action bits were good as action bits go.