Stephen May

When you sit through a film like this you start to wonder whether the director lost sight of the fact that they are making it for the cinema audience rather than for themselves and the cast. Very self indulgent and the terminally over long polygraph sequence was obviously designed to give his editor more practice and take the film over the 90 minute mark. Rather a shame because the film had a decent cast though Pierce Brosnam looked at the end as if he was thinking James Bond was never as contrived and dull a spy film as this.

Whilst the CGI effects are 2nd to none the story line gets buried and confused. At times it is hard to believe and the film relies on shock value to hold your attention . Excellent performances though from Dunst and the cast. At times even they appear not to know what's happening. The 2 stars are for the effects alone.