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That's what I did and always try to do.

Posted by grantv on March 27, 2009 at 12:27:54:
I like popcorn flicks. Bond films, Bourne films for example take a bit of accepting beyond what may be possible. But this film took that to another level. He's not a Terminator brought back from the future where one has to predetermine this portion of the film. He's just a guy, but he's performing acts that are physically WAY beyond what is possible.
And I would have forgiven all that were it not for the rediculous car chase and fighting scenes. I should film my wife driving down the street in the mini-van and going around the corner, then speed it up. Cool. Nope, not cool. :)
I think overall I gave it a good rating all things considered. IMO a 2 to 2 1/2 would have been more appropriate if I didn't like popcorn flicks.