Unique combination of boredom, bad movie-making and tastelessness

Rating: 1/10 (2 March 2013)

I have not seen a worse movie in a long time. This is a unique combination of boredom as it is 2 and half hours long, with poor pace and cut. Bad movie-making, full of clichés and bad rip-offs, there is not a single good actor to find in the whole long film, and I mean really not a single one. The leading lady is absolutely unable to play and the lesser roles are packed with second grade TV series actors who look laughable in a "serious" movie. But what disturbed me most was the lack of any taste, morality or at least an opinion. The first part of the movie is packed with pretty graphical examples of torture by CIA and US Army, mostly on kidnapped people in black prison sites all around the world. In the movie it goes without even mentioning if this is OK, legal, or even productive as the suspects even in this movie tend to lie even more under duress. So the question that remained unanswered for me after seeing this movie is: in what sense is the US actually "better" than Al-Kaida when they are both using the same methods to "win a war"?