Debbie Olson

One of the best action movies I've seen---and that is due to the cinematography. Long tracking shots with few cuts give you the feeling of a FPS game. The film is like a ride--once it starts, hang on! The acting is believable and the backstory of the lost family adds just the right bit of depth. I wish more action films would take the cinematographic lesson of this film--more tracking shots, less frenetic cuts that show nothing. The camera here puts you in the action seamlessly.