I'm glad I'm not given to epileptic seizures...

Rating: 5/10 (4 December 2008)

When are film-goers going to get a break from this silly shaky-cam school of shooting and editing action sequences? The cuts are so fast and so jumpy that I swear I should be on the ground with a rolled magazine between my teeth to keep me from biting my tongue. Once, directors and editors took pride in making as few cuts as possible in action sequences, or they went out of their way to hide the cuts. This enhances the credibility of the scene substantially, as well as providing suspense for the viewer, since he/she has a good "feel" for the situation in which the protagonist finds him/herself. This approach has apparently been totally canned recently.
Overall, this is not a really bad action movie (on the order of, say, "Indiana Jones and the kingdom of the Crystal Skull) but it is not a good action movie. It is, however, a very bad James Bond movie.
Not recommended.