Good, but not that good. Too much clichés.

Rating: 6/10 (8 July 2006)

This movie wasn't bad at all, I must say. The combining story lines and even some plot twists made this movie really enjoyable and it got you thinking. The acting wasn't bad either. But, it's is definitely NOT the best movie of the year.
This movie is trying to be intelligent and all, but it really isn't. The line that really represents the whole movie is at the end, "Mia, you're the best friend that I've got." Am I the only one who already heard this line inside my head before I got to hear it from the screen? I don't think so.
This movie is for the average viewer who normally watches the typical Hollywood-style Steven Seagalish movies. They see this movie and think: 'hey, this is really deep and sensitive and all.' But it really isn't. For example, the two cops. The racist cop rescues a black woman, while the 'good' cop shoots an African-American to death because he thought he was up to something bad. This is just really corny and such a cliché.
Just wanted to say that. Good movie, nothing more, nothing less.