Very poor

Rating: 1/10 (10 December 2011)

I can't believe they spent $61m on this. What did they spend it on? Certainly not on the screenplay which is dire when it isn't being predictable or ludicrous.
The "hero" is not only an expert sniper but also happens to be the best special forces soldier short of being a member of the Fantastic Four. There's nothing he can't do. He can make napalm bombs from a few ingredients that he picks up in a hardware store.
He can hit any target he aims at but whenever anyone fires at him they never manage to hit him. I especially liked the way that the gunmen on the helicopter insisted on firing directly at him so that the bullets all hit the ground behind him. Of course nobody else in the film had ever thought of leading a moving target.
I think that there was a hint of a story buried somewhere under the special effects, explosions and other distractions. But I stopped caring about it very quickly.