The best part of this story is the written prologue, after that, argh.

Performance-wise: Foster is flat.

Couture shouldn't have speaking parts and needs to learn how to movie fight (yeah, I can't believe I'm saying this either) Richards needs to lay-off Botox; it distracts like Number Three's mole in Goldmember.

FX is substandard at best.

Aspects of scenes don't make sense, example, Fell (Foster) is in the hospital with broken ribs and a severe concussion followed by Agent Bowie (Couture) bashing Fell in the back of the head w/o further injury despite being knocked-out...again.

The thing that bothers me most about 'based on true stories' is that inevitably there's real people hoping their story gets told and then it's told so poorly that the subject matter is set-back several more decades.