Could've been better with conventional camera technique.

Rating: 2/10 (23 April 2019)

Just saw this now with my wife at home on a 50 inch tv. Wife got sick and dizzy after about 10 minutes and I stopped the movie. Watched something else and finished the movie by myself sometime later. I understand what they were trying to do here but really? This could've been a great horror/action flick but the handheld camera action made it almost unwatchable. If this happened for real and your life was in danger, would you film it constantly? Nope you'd fight for your life. There's a movie in there, somewhere but they forgot to properly put it on film. Two stars for the effort and blowing 40 million on a shaky mess.