Paul Chapman

If I could give it less than one star I would. Several loose ends that were never addressed- The FBI comment that the two “deer hunters” had high tech scopes and no way of bringing home a deer and never investigate, Del Toro tells Jones that they were sweepers and never investigates, and Del Toro mentions ops he was on and Jones bust in and says if he talks about them they will kill him buy Jones wasn’t in the military so how would he know. Tommy Lee walks into the middle of an Oregon forest and immediately knows where to go to find Del Toro and does the same thing in downtown Portland because there is only one way to go in the middle of a national forest and only one way to go in the middle of a major city. Del Toro reaches out to Jones as a father figure telling him about his struggles with PTSD which Jones ignores. Del Toro is sent under cover to do government dirty work and now he’s the villain. Del Toro goes to several places to hide when he could run and get away. The hand to hand combat scenes were slow. And when an active 30 yr old gets beaten down by a retired 60 yr old who was shot in the leg with a wooden stake (stands and walks without a limp), fell 20-30 feet with a rope around one leg and it doesn’t dislocate, tumbles over several rock encrusting waterfalls, gets sliced across the stomach twice, face, hand and stabbed through his arm and beats the 30 yr old, the man must be on more than viagra. End scene shows Jones burning the letters where Del Toro was pleading for help, what a great guy. Just the number of improbabilities that happened in the movie made it more a joke than an action film.