Easy shots by skilled players make this a fairly disappointing finale to arguably one of the most depressing set-ups in action film history.

While not fully predictable, there certainly aren't any surprises. Plot points were easily filed under "sure. Why not."

Heavy handed, almost disingenuous, with it's moral platitudes; the film couldn't muster any real investment in it's characters' developments. It had to rely on cheap TV drama level sentimentality. Requisite emasculation and patronizing feminism negated each other. It basically felt like the producers just don't know any, or even worse, like any actual humans.

Oh. Pacing was tortuous. You're going to see it anyway, though. So have fun.

Bonus points for ID-ing the purposeful use of satanic imagery at the end of the movie. Why. Just why.....?