A solid swan song to a great series

Rating: 7/10 (15 May 2002)

While some dogged this film for being overkill, I really liked the change in atmosphere and technical construction. The cinematography was jarring, but effective in many ways which were not demonstrated in the first two films. Jeremy Irons was exceptional as a villain, but let's just say he won't be portraying any Southerners any time soon. Let's just say, that accent he used was downright terrible. Whoever the accent coach was in this film should consider a career change. Anyway, the film was very tension packed, especially when Willis and Samuel L. Jackson were sent on a wild good chase. A solid effort, but it will always be considered the least profitable in the series.