The Definition of Blah

Rating: 5/10 (25 October 2014)

I am a huge Liam Neeson fan so I can't believe I am about to write this, but this film was the very definition of blah.
There isn't much in the way of plot, the "whodunnit" moments are cheesy (you know, the camera focuses on someone's face, the person looks about in an intense manner...could he or she be the villain?), and the climax is a major letdown.
I think the film got better than average reviews from some because it touches on an issue that is relevant and of interest to many (security)...though the way in which this is done is lackluster and not deserving of anything above a 5/10. (I would have ranked it lower, but hey, it's Liam Neeson.)
The dialogue was mediocre, events and reactions weren't believable, and what little romance is in the film was obviously injected as a matter of formula (but without thoughtful placement, these scenes fall flat). All in all, less plot and entertainment in this film than you get in an episode of a good crime show on television.
Watch it if it's on TV but don't pay to see this film...you'll be unhappy no matter how little you spend.