Why do people take everything personal?

Rating: 10/10 (14 June 2014)

I'll start by saying that this is one of the best films that I have seen. It is thoroughly enjoyable, when it ended it was as if I had woken up. Time had just flown by and only the credits could bring me back to reality.
Does the movie contain clichés? Yes. Does the movie have plot holes? Yes. Do either of those things matter? Not at all.
Every negative reviewer on this site is forgetting one thing... this is an action movie. It is not meant to say anything about other countries and their problems, it is not supposed to show an in depth view of the sex trade, and Bryan is not in Paris to save all of the girls who were taken. None of the problems people are finding with the plot are significant enough for this movie to deserve a 1 star review.
Is it possible for people to get offended by this movie and how it portrays Europe and the Middle East? Yes, but it is possible in this globalized world for people to be offended by anything if they let it. The people of the world are diverse and come from many different cultures and it is possible for anyone to take almost anything personal.
There is no reason to get outraged by this, it is a movie made for the purpose of keeping your eyes glued to the screen until the credits start rolling. It is a movie made for suspense, violence and revenge. It was not made for in-depth analysis by would-be professors of the internet.
All that must be asked of entertainment is that it serves its purpose. This is quality entertainment because it manages to fit as many bad ass, action filled, and ruthlessly violent moments into the short 93 minutes it encompasses.