Professional thriller-by-numbers that does its job.

Rating: 6/10 (2 May 2005)

A young man is washed ashore badly injured and not knowing who he is and what he is all about. What is worse he seems to have a band of hit men on his trail.
I'll keep this short because this isn't a movie you want to linger on long. We have seen everything before, and we have seen everything before and better. And, to be fair, we have seen it all before and worse.
A very good example of those "excuse" plots that allows you to throw everything and the kitchen sink at the screen. This simply skips around Europe having mini set-ups and mini climaxes that serve no purpose other than to provide cheap (although I bet the producers didn't think so) thrills. Not that this is all of a bad thing.
Matt Damion is quite good, baby faced and non showy, he gets the job done without exposing too many of his acting bones. You can hardly win Oscars playing a man who doesn't know who he is himself!
This chooses to use natural and half light, which makes things look more real, but had me squinting at my television set. The much discussed car chase is good, but nothing that you would want to pay to see again.
I found myself filing this one under "contrived and forgettable."