There have been permutations and iterations of the film's storyline which have been executed more skilfully and creatively with much a better cinematic outcome. This one is a far cry.
For one, the plot doesn't attract my attention. And it's going around in circles the confined setting of a hospital making it worse. I wanted very much to see the ending to find out the true identity of Cain and what he does for a living but prudence dictated that it wouldn't really matter because this is such a pathetic film.
One thing going for it is that some of the fight scenes are well-executed. I didn't know until now that John Duhamel could kick some ass. Ruefully, the action scenes become repetitive after a while. And Nick Nolte isn't in a good place as far as this movie is concerned. He is pathetic, too. His character Ethan is always whining about something in that high-pitched voice of his.
For one, the plot doesn't attract my attention. And it's going around in circles the confined setting of a hospital making it worse. I wanted very much to see the ending to find out the true identity of Cain and what he does for a living but prudence dictated that it wouldn't really matter because this is such a pathetic film.
One thing going for it is that some of the fight scenes are well-executed. I didn't know until now that John Duhamel could kick some ass. Ruefully, the action scenes become repetitive after a while. And Nick Nolte isn't in a good place as far as this movie is concerned. He is pathetic, too. His character Ethan is always whining about something in that high-pitched voice of his.