One of my top ten worse films

Rating: 1/10 (8 December 2004)

The opening sequence was a series of around 200 two-second film clips filmed with bad lighting. I could not see nor understand what was happening. The same with the car chase in India except the lighting was better. This may be an attempt to liven up an action scene using rapid camera changes. When I watched the fight scene in Munich (again 2 second flashes filmed in extremely bad lighting) I stopped the movie and went to the credits. I wanted to see who was responsible for this spectacle and make sure that I don't waste my money on anything else he may direct. It could have been a good movie. It had a good plot and story line but the filming was horrible. If the director had held the camera shots for at least 5 to 10 seconds it would give your brain enough time to comprehend the images your eyes are sending it and put it together with some kind of continuity.