Fast paced movie. Speed is adequately titled

Rating: 8/10 (25 July 2015)

A lunatic is playing around with a bomb, and in the end, hoping to get something out of it. It is an exciting enough movie. Especially the antagonist. The bomber I mean.
Oh how he reminds me of some bully in school. An old man that has the character of a bully. He laughs and jumps of excitement when a person burns to death. It is demented and disturbing. But I'm lead to believe that a good movie can be due to a good antagonist. Annoying and sociopath.
There are shouting and dialogues though that are, to my understanding, stupid and childish. It seems it is its way to express excitement and action on the moment. Well, it doesn't work on today's age. We just don't go for that anymore. It is unreal and obvious. When asked the difference between the action movies in the 90s and 21st century, then that would be it.
And hey. Did I said it is stupid. How? and Why? Couldn't he just do this and do that? Should have done this to avoid that. But even with this notice, I find the movie good enough for an hour and a half of my time.
To sum it up, it is annoying yet enjoyable at 7/10.
The hero is Reeves. He is a bomb expert. A hotshot as the terrorist defines. Full attention to his work. Has a blond friend and some shouting officer as a team. Together, they work and battle against the forces of a maniac, a sociopath, and a kid, trapped in a old man's body. During the fight'n the hero would meet somebody. Somebody to meet! the stunts, bombs blowing off as metal expands and go to waste is believable enough. The action and thrill is no doubt top notch. the jumping and catching, heart stopping. I just didn't like how it ended up like him doing that, or her staying there. It's just so unreal, no common sense. Stupid.
Burp!