One dimensional, but entertaining.

Rating: 7/10 (3 September 2015)

As mentioned by many, and as may have been guessed by reading the short description, the conflict in the movie is very one dimensional.
You do, however, get a subtle glimpse into a complex world left behind, and surprisingly convincing action scenes (well, the whole movie was really just one action scene).
You can count the bullets fired, and he runs out of bullets as you would expect. He doesn't have super-human abilities, he does well, but not magically. His minor character development presents a person who you would believe could be real and who would respond the way he does in the film - though you don't really get to fully understand that until later.
Best part (for me) is that consequences of actions are shown. I can't really explain that more without adding spoilers... so I won't, but by the end of the film it should make sense.
Also, you can see a camera man or stage hand in one of the many many many many fight scenes - which is always a bonus.