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Didn't work for me

Posted by Analog Scott on January 29, 2012 at 20:01:41:
yeah there was a basic plot. No less contrived than the usual action movie and far less tight than your average Tony Scott flick but the movie was awkward and at times almost comically stilted to the point of self parody. Given Gina Carano's talents as a martial artists I thought the fight sequences looked painfully staged and the choreography was boring and/or very hokey. There is an art and craft to shooting action that was painfully missing here.