Disappointingly baaaaaaad

Rating: 3/10 (2 August 2015)

If you are someone who can deal with gaping plot holes, ridiculous decisions and actions by characters that can only be explained by a script writer trying to prolong a weak script, and professionals (cops, FBI agents, professional assassins, heck, even cab drivers) acting in ways inconsistent with how one would expect a professional to act, then you may actually like this movie.
The way this movie deals with something as simple as a low battery on a cell phone - completely unrealistic and simply to generate tension in an otherwise weak screenplay - is incredulous. That a hit man, who goes to great lengths not to be noticed by THE PEOPLE WHO HIRED HIM, but then walks with an exposed gun and shoots up a public dance area while nobody seems to notice him - really ?!?! Seriously?
The tragedy is not in all the gaping potholes, nor all the incredulous decisions and actions of its characters. The tragedy of this movie is that it really had potential to be a very good movie. But it failed to live up to that, by trying to be something much more than its screenplay would allow.