Not worth $10.50

Rating: 1/10 (22 August 2010)

Between the mumbling, ridiculously gross graphic violence, and the awful acting, this movie is not worth the price of admission. The characters were not well fleshed-out. We learned nothing about who they were, how they became a team, or anything. Jet Li started to share at one point, but that never amounted to anything. The only character we saw with any sort of a life was Jason Stratham, and even that was minimal, or depressing. The dialog was lame. Why does no one thinks that the audience would be grossed out by Mickey Rourke's drooling? I couldn't even watch his "touching" scene where he explains why he is a tattoo artist now and not out killing people too. It started out OK, although a little gross. This movie is proof that Sylvester Stallone is beyond his prime. He is as hard to understand as he is to look at. Maybe a rental at best.