David Beshears

Waste of time. Brosnan plays an immoral, on his last chance MI6 agent, willing to bring calamity to several individuals and even an entire country in order to give himself a chance to steal a pile of money and disappear. No redeeming values. Apparently, he is quite good at horndogging. I was close to turning it off but held out on the hope it would get better. It didn't.

Couldn't hang. Got about halfway thru and decided to waste my time some other way.

Sukt! Waste of time. Wife fell asleep.

As with any time travel story, there's going to be a lot of loose ends if you think to deeply on it. Considering that, I thought it was better than most and as good as any. A self-centered prick is forced to grow into a caring hero after having to see the ones he grows to love and especially the one he grows to love, die again and again as he becomes more and more determined to figure out how to get it right. Even as the situation looks to be more and more hopeless. Kind of a mix-up of Ground Hog Day and Independence Day with some other weird concepts thrownin. .