Remove the bullets and bombs and uncover the truth.

Rating: 6/10 (14 June 2002)

Ridley Scott, the guy that ruined Gladiator, is back again. This guy loves to make movies that put you to sleep. The only thing that the audience will like is the bullets and big explosions. Remove them and you find a story that is weak. Sure it's a true story, but that doesn't mean I have to like it. This movie gets off to a bad start when we see enough cuts and different camera angles to give anyone an epilectic seziure. This seems to be a common problem with director Ridley Scott. Folks, remember, different is not always better. (Remember Natural Born Killers?) Sure there's a story behind all this nonsense, but a story would move along a lot better with dialog (bullets and bombs don't count as dialog (see The Mummy Returns)). Unfortunatly today we are exposed to too many weak movies and many have lost touch of what a good movie is suppose to be.