Bailed

Rating: 4/10 (2 May 2015)

From early on things didn't bode well (for the audience) - the copter pilot dropping the employee off in the apparent wilderness was a good touch, if the director had done something with it. Instead we were greeted with a neither here nor there scenario (where else could the vehicle have landed anyway?). The scene at the door with the air blast, raised a laugh from some in the theatre, but as for a presumable indicator of foreboding it fell flat (just questionable technology). The dialog was stilted, much ado about little, with an 'esoteric' conceit that might impress the juvenile, but came across as smug and inane. And, the IT 'savant' leader seemed wrongly cast, written, and directed. Unless the adoring masses had never seen him, he was too obnoxious and prosaic (from the start) to inspire adulation or suggest 'genius'. Since I bailed early, I'll do the generous thing (there MAY have been better parts) and give it 4 stars.