Look, the plot is the plot. Man on Fire and a dozen other movie plots, it is what it is. The inital action scenes are great, with some great free form camera work. I really enjoyed them. Hemsworth is good in what had to be a very physical role. Now we come to the necessary midpoint of the movie, some you see it coming moments etc. and necessary character bio...but when the action starts back up it turns into what a Ramboesque action scene from the 80's standard fare, slo mo the whole bit. Its like they changed crews in the middle of filming. I'm assuming these Netflix fliks don't go through test audiences and so forth, but I find that the second half of most of their movies disappoint.