Incredibly exciting and difficult to pause

Rating: 10/10 (15 September 2019)

A ferry with hundreds of people on board explodes as a result of a terrorist attack. Agent Carlin (Denzel Washington) is sent to New Orleans' port area to investigate the tragedy. The body of a young woman puts him on the track of the killer, and through an extremely sophisticated surveillance system, he can go back four days to see what happened.
In other words, it is the setting for a déjà vu experience. The hunt can start, the point is to stop the killing of the woman - and to prevent the bomber from blowing the ferry into the air.
Director Scott and TV producer Jerry Bruckheimer are an experienced duo in terms of crime, action and police stories, which clearly characterize this witty film. This is CSI with a touch of sci-fi and a dose of romance, effectively told - though the story winds up in a few obscure threads.
With Denzel Washington as lead, it's easy to join the game. His authority as an actor rests on his keen eyes, boyish smiles and ability to be a cat gentle gentleman with tiger claws.
As excitement entertainment is fine, and the perspective of what opportunities are under surveillance is worth taking.