Suspension of Disbelief

Rating: 6/10 (18 July 2000)

Leave your brain behind, don't expect any serious uncliched plotline, and watch the action. Just don't expect believability. The rocking soundtrack plays over the credits, so don't expect that during the film. This is a let down, as i was sitting there waiting for a little Limp Bizkit to rock the cinema! You have to put up with some shoddy semi-operatic tosh instead.
Also, avid watchers shall study poor continuation, with irrelative angles being used for the same conversation. This happens twice. Dougray Scott talks to Thandie Newton in the back of a car, and some lovely dubbing with no cheekbone movement (normally required for speech) is heard and not seen. Considering this is a pro director making a multi-million dollar budget film, it is poor. Rather handy that Tom Cruise had the mask of the henchmans face in his bag i say... What a pile of cack.