Absolutely atrocious. I had high hopes for this simply because it starred Bruce Willis but, like so many others have pointed out, he's well past his prime and it's glaringly obvious in this stinkpot. The acting - even on the part of Willis - was so stilted and unemotional that you never felt attached in any way to any character. In quite a few scenes, the acting was so exaggerated and stiff that I came close to calling it quits. (Note: I should have.) The storyline was vague all the way up to the very end (I mean, you sort of came to realize what was going on with the corrupt cops, but it was never fully clarified) and the story development was beyond unbelievable. While Tito Ortiz carried a lot of weight in the MMA ring, his on-screen acting is even worse than his in-ring schtick. I don't care if he was MMA champ or chump or whatever...he can't act.

Bottom line: This is an hour and a half that would be way better spent watching your favorite Pixar movie. Do yourself a favor; skip this and remember Bruce Willis in his prime. He clearly had ZERO interest in this film, and it's very apparent.

Middle-of-the-road thriller had mixture of fine moments with sillier ones. Bruce Willis phones it again but not quite as bad as in the past (i.e. 10 Minutes Gone, which I just watched the other day). I did like Nicky Wheelan at least and can't say I wasn't slightly entertained as I do generally enjoy movies that primarily take place in one location.

One side note, pretty amusing to see Steve Guttenberg in what is a bit role, kind of expected for him to be part of some (laughable) twist or something... **2.5/5**