Well...it wasn't a "bad" movie.

Rating: 5/10 (21 January 2013)

The best thing I can say about the film is that the "vision" of what the director wanted was right up there on the screen.
(minor, minor, minor Spoiler in this paragraph only) And, in this case, it stunk. Unfocused. Unemotional. Unrealistic. I laughed during the scene when the female station agent told the checkpoint guards to "let him in...it's okay."
Was that supposed to be suspenseful? Or a demonstration of bad judgment? All but a couple of film-goers were openly laughing. It's the kind of moment one used to find in spoof films like "Airplane" or "The Naked Gun."
Remember how Comedy Central did not allow "South Park" to show Muhammed? Who decided we couldn't show Bin Laden? I mean...the movie is a crime procedural, and he's the target.
I'm not even inspired to write anything else...except Jessica Chastain was not good. At all. Whatever got the critics and award gurus together on this is beyond me.
If I cared more, I'd explain more. I'm bored enough writing about it.
Wait for Red Box.