Tyler Rake is a mercenary and a retired military soldier who served in Afghanistan. His services are required by an agency run by a brother and sister. The assignment? Rescue a boy and escort him out of Dhaka, Bangladesh. Oppositional forces and unexpected obstacles threaten to derail the mission in order to fulfill their own angle. This performance from Chris Hemsworth was a nice departure from the goofy antics of the latest Thor films. He plays a more stern and objective driven character that is given just enough tenderness to make him more of a human character than a walking robot who causes destruction. Speaking of which, this is marketed as an action film and it is most certainly that. It's executed with the right energy and pace to get your adrenaline up and the filmmakers take it in interesting directions. While the action is great, the story is pretty thin. It's the case where the narrative is more in service to the action scenes, rather than the characters, ideas, or world. Nonetheless, I recommend this one if you want an unpretentious, competently shot, thrill ride for two hours. Final verdict: 7.5/10.