The whole premise of this film revolves around one single question, is he guilty or not. The journey to that destination is hit and miss, some aspects are good, some aren't. The main issue here is the predictability, the narrative is plotted out in such a way that you know what's happening before it even does, there is an inevitability to the story, even the ending.
I feel that people are quick to deem a film such as this with a one or two star simply because they do not like it, there are elements here which are middle of the road, production values are decent, it's nicely made, and the acting is decent, I am a big fan of Jonathan Rhys Meyers, but the Irishman is underused.
Some of the imagery could have been better realised, with some of the flashback scenes looking as though they were made for a school project.
It's semi watchable, approach it with low expectations and you may just enjoy it.
The cop was likeable, and as a fellow caffeine addict I found him pretty entertaining.
It feels like another of those thrillers that could, and should have been fantastic, so often they just lack a little gritty realism, as Awake did. 5/10
I feel that people are quick to deem a film such as this with a one or two star simply because they do not like it, there are elements here which are middle of the road, production values are decent, it's nicely made, and the acting is decent, I am a big fan of Jonathan Rhys Meyers, but the Irishman is underused.
Some of the imagery could have been better realised, with some of the flashback scenes looking as though they were made for a school project.
It's semi watchable, approach it with low expectations and you may just enjoy it.
The cop was likeable, and as a fellow caffeine addict I found him pretty entertaining.
It feels like another of those thrillers that could, and should have been fantastic, so often they just lack a little gritty realism, as Awake did. 5/10