OK at best

Rating: 6/10 (24 March 2012)

This could have been an AMAZING movie, but the cinematography was so jittery and unstable that I found myself being completely pulled out of the story to hate the experience. Steady-cam or Warp Stabilizer would have done wonders for this film, but half the movie was either out of focus or all over the place. Especially the ending battle scene- we couldn't make out who was who, or even if it was a person involved in the fight.
I live for the movie experience - and I knew in the first 20 minutes I would not be buying this to add to my library (and I have almost 2,000 titles).
Maybe the next one will be shot better.