Good action but too exaggerated

Rating: 4/10 (1 September 2013)

Charles Bronson - that is about all you can say about this movie. The old 70' movies Death Wish and Taken has one particular similarity - it is only worth seeing for the action and all the people the main character kills. Yes, you can say this about a number of movies - however this one is build around some kind of a realistic setting - still this guy can go to Paris and kill (or get killed) a few dozen people - including a few victim girls, and then fly back to the states as nothing ever happened.
Worst is not even that it is too exaggerated that the main character is so paranoid and then all the paranoia becomes reality just after the girls leave the airport, at least build up the story and make it just a bit realistic. The whole paranoia thing is not even needed for the story and they have too many stories going on - eg. the divorced and new rich husband. So he kill some people and becomes the hero? Or the travel around Europe thing, why?
No the worst is that not only all this happens, all the girls are turned into drug addicts and prostitutes within less than 48 hours. The subject are harsh enough as is, but here it is not treated very serious - the human trade is not depicted as a real issue, it is just a setting for him to kill some people and rescue his daughter.