Nathan Crandell

Ok just to be honest this feels like an actual book. Like the book was written with no regards to dialog and the point was taken seriously by the actors. The author of the book wanted every moment to feel like a one liner. The actors literally read the dialog as they filmed the movie. No scene has any feeling in it. The one death that came from the good guys was scripted from the beginning, because he was the one guy who didn't want to do it. Obviously this is a movie that didn't have a military advisor, clearing the rooms and buildings like children do while playing paintball. I MEAN even the scene after her brother dies, no emotions in the read lines. If I could suspend all disbelief that the cops wouldn't show up to a building where loads of guns are heard and accept the plot is trash, I cant get over the single level of energy from every actor, in every scene. This is a monotone action movie, that rings B flat the entire time and strikes every grating minor chord the entire time. Reading the comments/reviews gave me the gusto to get through this painful movie, that is the only thing. How the freak do they just have a server powerful enough to run everything on rolling a cart with no power supplies and no power to that run+-down factory. Is it just going to be ran on the soul sucking energy of the movie, is that it, wow I have convinced my self that the server is a 4th wall break soul sucking energy converter, got to get me one of those. Oh wait lets not forget the camera feeds that just happen to be working in a building that is downtown and hasn't been stolen, for goodness sake, insert eye roll.