It's an all too common trend where aging action heroes take on roles that become stretches from reality with scripts that lack tight writing. There are a few trite bits of dialogue in this one but past that it turns out it is a pretty decent flick. Photography is good with an occasional brilliantly framed sequence, the pace is consistent, the less experienced actors do a decent enough job that they don't kill it. It has enough plot twists and conflict to keep you entertained while Liam, Guy and Monica Bellucci (yes, that Monica Bellucci who clearly demonstrates she deserves more time on our screens) keep it on the rails. Overall this was a decent watch. It's not terrible, and that's meant as a compliment. Not a theatre night out but a solid flick to watch at home. Bigger budget movies have done worse.
Review of Memory
