I've got to make this short..

Rating: 4/10 (18 October 2010)

The four stars are for action content and some moderately decent acting.
The huge downfall (-6) of this movie was the plot and screenplay.
Basically, the main character is neither likable or believable, as he never really does anything heroic or miraculous to stop his lifestyle despite his statements and what seems like the director's idea that he has done enough. The love between him and his former hostage is sketchy and not well-developed, and she is outrageously naive and way too trusting for someone post-trauma.
The characters have to be so exaggerated in order to make this plot work so that the writer/director could fit in enough action to sell the movie. If one takes a realistic look at what actually happened, it becomes laughable that the crowning achievement of a guy who says one-liners while executing two guys before bailing on the girl he supposedly loves is that he leaves her a bag of dirty money buried in her sweet garden with a half-page "I'll always love you" note.
I can't believe they play violin at the end. Yes, the nun masks are cool, and the acting is above average. But the actual story is outrageously contrived. I'm surprised more people don't notice the patchwork nature of the plot here.