Strange, misguided nonsense

Rating: 4/10 (23 May 2015)

It astounds me that so many critics praise it as much as they do. Are their minds on a holiday? While the action is impressively shot the film in the end is pretty much a bore.
The filmmakers never wanted to go deep with it so they should have left the "drama" alone altogether. It doesn't have a license for all the "emotional" moments as the film doesn't have a core. With which I mean that it's two dimensional.
What you see on the screen doesn't have to do with anything other than to create action scene after action scene. So they just should have done exactly that and they didn't. They had to add "dramatic" moments for the sake of it.
This isn't an example of good filmmaking. It's an example of a half-baked affair made by misguided filmmakers which is ultimately forgettable.