If you can hold at the beginning, you will be rewarded at the end

Rating: Null/10 (13 July 2011)

I loved "28 days later", so naturally I was hoping, though not expecting, (one has his fair share of near and full misses believing biased reviews in newspapers), something on the lines of a realistic, do-it-yourself McGyver sort of action movie, and while it was not all that bad, the first half almost killed the second one.
The problem of this movie is that, unlike in "28 days", here the spectator needs to wait and wait to really start getting into the pace of the movie, and is not like the plot takes to unfold (the trailer tells you everything you need to know) but that you could easily snooze the first 30 minutes and then wake up to see what this movie is really all about.
If you manage to wait without dying of boredom, you will eventually find yourself in a movie with a good level of thought-provocative questions about immigration and political agendas, but don't let my words scare you; these questions are there only if you want to think about them. Otherwise the movie keeps you entertained just fine.
The one thing I did like about the movie is that most characters have a two-side personalityand you will see what I mean if you watch the movie.
Key phrase: Waitso this one was the good guy, and that one wasn't?