This has to be one of the most lackadaisical films I have ever seen. The CGI seems like it was done on a flip phone or by a class of 1st graders. Not only do you have 1 parachute scene that is so poorly done that they decided to do 2 more parachute scenes. Some guy was like "that 1st parachute scene was so legit that we must have atleast 3 chute scenes". Any explosion scene was hilarious. They performed the scene and then again from another angle then again from another.

The music did not match the scenes. The acting was horrible, writing seemed like it was done while sitting on the toilet while taking CGI classes.

Morgan Freeman, wtf? I know he doesn't need the money that bad. Luke, just stop it man. You will always be thespian Thor. Nothing more, nothing less.

Producers should really stop spending money to make awful movies. Use them for something useful, like helping your local homeless shelter, animal shelter. Go spend them on starving kids in poor countries. 90s CGI, shallow story, bad directing, bad acting.

An absolute garbage of a movie. A total waste of time.

Morgan Freeman will do anything to earn a few thousand bucks these days. Such a pitiful old man.

Avoid this film unless you're looking for a mindless, forgettable action flick. Even then, there are better options available. A lazy attempt at creating an action movie. It's a film that fails to impress on nearly every level.

To all those giving this movie a 10 out of 10, you should be ashamed of yourselves. After reading your reviews, it's clear they lack sincerity. Imagine pitching a film that's a failed attempt at an Americanized James Bond like XxX, mixed with elements from "The Jack Reacher" books and "Taken," centered around the tired trope of a retired American hero forced back into action after his family is kidnapped.

The action scenes are unintentionally humorous, paired with a musical score that is as ridiculous as the "chicken dance" song. The absurdity goes beyond "silly" and descends into outright "wtf" moments. I can't begin to understand why the director chose this approach; it's borderline offensive to three of your five senses: sight, sound and taste.

What is the great Morgan Freeman doing in this film? It seems like one of those paycheck roles for him. He deserves far better, but he is, unfortunately, the best actor in this train wreck of a "thriller." Liam Hemsworth's acting is adequate, but he simply doesn't have the chops of his more successful brother, Chris.

This is yet another film that chooses style over substance, and it fails even at that. The "Reacher" series makes this look redundant; it has a compelling storyline, well-written characters, and great action scenes-everything this movie lacks. I strongly urge you to skip this film unless you're in the mood for a subpar movie that promises little and still leaves you feeling shortchanged.