Bill “Bill” D

The story, what there was of a story, was disjointed and made more difficult to follow by the accentuated Irish brogue that many of the characters used - an irritating nuisance that left some viewers trying to follow the action, while only understanding a half of fewer of the words being spoken. In general, I enjoy Liam Neeson films, but this one was not one of my favorites.

We tried to watch this but about 40 minutes in my wife said the movie was giving her a headache, so we bailed on it. The raspy, mumbling, almost inaudible narration by Aaron Eckhart's Arthur Bretnik character did nothing but exacerbate what was already a dizzyingly confused and disoriented plot. Thankfully, we didn't pay extra for this disaster as it was part of our Amazon Prime subscription.