Steve W

Lost interest after 20 minutes. Plot is odd to say the least - a disfigured beauty therapist just happens to get some footage of an enforcer killing someone then wants him to knock the guy who disfigured her. The acting is good - but couldn't be bothered with the story line and got bored very quickly. Normally I'm right into the "eye for an eye" vigilante/innocent person gets their revenge type movies especially when the perp is getting rid of garbage. But this one wasn't one.

I gave up watching after 20 minutes - in spite of being a (well made) horror movie fan. Maybe I should have given it a chance - but it just didn't "gel" in the story line. The idea of an old style computer game that gives you options to change the gameplay in real life, depending on a yes or no answer, is interesting. But this one just doesn't cut it. If you are bored with the screenplay in the first 20 minutes (as in my case) then there is a good chance the movie will be a waste of time for the rest of your viewing.

The storyline is just not fluid, can be confusing and jumps from scene to scene with no real continuity. I'm a big sci fi fan - but not of this movie. It's probably one of the worst I've seen. I dont mind Bruce Willis and generally dont expect too much from his movies - but even this one is beyond bad.

The story jumped all over the place with no real connecting thread woven in. The acting and the "atmosphere" was good but the story line (let alone continuity) left a lot to be desired - to say the least. Watched it till the end but lost any interest after a quarter way through. This movie is just not fluid in its telling - and "scare factor" is zilch. Showing my age here, but maybe the Director should have previewed some classics first - Halloween, Alien/s, Nightmare on Elm Street, Poltegeist. Or maybe The Invisible man revised. A very forgettable movie for me.