This felt like a bad B movie with a big budget. It was cliché and unimaginative in every single way. I'm really shocked that Sandra agreed to do this, then again, good scripts are in very short supply these days. Where is the plot structure? It's supposed to go: introduction, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution. All this movie had was introduction and action that stays pretty flat through-out and then it just stops. A proper resolution would've wrapped things up and explained what was happening.

I'm so over this trend of plotless movies. I can't help but wonder if America's declining educational system has seeped into Hollywood. People don't know how to properly wrap up a story so they just decide that they won't. It worked as a novelty for all of five minutes and now it's way past it's prime. Time to find a new gimmick, Hollywood. I gave it four stars for the quality and acting.