Unfortunately, I see "Fallout" as a failing of plausibility. When you spend a gazillion dollars on a film project like this I expect the story/plot to be tight, plausible. I don't buy the "it's just a movie" excuse because then you're no better than the mindless kung-fu action flicks all over cable tv. No, producers/directors have a duty to polish what may be a dumb screenplay into a plausible action story, but this fails in almost every key scene. The bathroom scene starts off plausibly with a lot of people coming/going from it but when the decent fight scene starts, no other party patrons enter, despite all the noise/commotion - fail. The Grand Palais scene equally silly with the crowd simply not reacting/stampeding for the exits after an expansive knife fight - fail. Pointless chase scenes through populated Paris where no bystanders are hurt, or worse yet, there aren't even any bystanders - in - populated - Paris - fail. And then his chase to Walker, brushing off multiple injuries, why not just make him a superhero at this point?! Fail. And the dialogue is just so unrealistic and melodramatic - fail. The only diatribe worthy of attention was Lane's manical plan. However, as bad as all that, the final helicopter chase and ensuing fight scene was pretty nuts, and ends up saving the movie from an overall fail rating.