Another succession of the modern production trend.

Rating: 2/10 (16 November 2011)

You can't help but marvel, at how the industry sinks tens of millions into a Swiss cheese of plot holes. Not only that but they turn it to profit.
As for the content, if you are looking for meaning you can find some, but it will be mostly your own doing. The few points it makes are buried under absurd.
The acting fits what little there is of the script to go around.
If you like to watch over an hour of plot which is full of annoyances a third grader wouldn't include in a film - then its for you.
There is no typical consolation prize by intense car chases, sex or explosions to even try and substitute for the lack of everything (as they usually do).
And if you are a Timberlake fan, there are cheaper ways to look at him. Suffice to say it doesn't get any better than what you see in the trailer.
I bet it would have worked a lot better if all the speech was cut out of the film.