Excellent film--with 1 minor snafu (possible spoiler)

Rating: 9/10 (6 July 2007)

When Bob Lee (Wahlberg) goes to hide out at his dead buddy's widow's place in Kentucky, the Federal agents tracking him later say they've found him because Bob Lee used his Visa to buy flowers for his dead buddy's widow to mark the three-year anniversary of his death. Sorry...there is absolutely, positively no way he would have done that. His character being as smart and intelligent as he was--no way. I mean, the government trained him on ways to avoid dying and to survive in the wilderness. A guy as smart as him would not have made the mistake of charging something to a Visa. A guy with his level of intelligence would know the moment he swiped that Visa, the Feds would be on to him. Anniversary of his buddy's death or no, there is no way he would have gotten sentimental and allowed emotion and nostalgia to overrule logic and common sense. Sorry--the writers messed up on that one. But it was the only snafu in the whole film. If not for that, I would have given it a 10, and not a 9. Nonetheless, this film is an edge-of-your-seat action-packed government conspiracy must-see. Everything else about the film is top-notch. I just had to point out that one error. Go rent it.