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Rating: 7/10 (29 October 2013)

Not bad, definitely watchable and entertaining. Only complaint would be that it suffers from what I call Mars Attacks syndrome. Namely that they seem to have a vast range of over the top and ridiculous weapons and technology. A lot of which are only used once.
When the character gets into a sticky situation and then suddenly deploys a hidden doom cannon out of nowhere it removes any sense of suspense or mystery. The viewer doesn't think 'how will they get out of this' and is just left to watch as the over the top gun destroys everything on screen.
It all just seems rather unnecessary and only serves to harm the film. A lot more drama can be had when a character utilises a weapon in an interesting and unique way... not when the weapon suddenly grows fangs and starts ripping people's throats out. If it could do that all along... why would you ever use anything else?