Craptacular, nonmazing, un-believable. These are just some of the adjectives you'll hear zipping through your head while you watch this film. How many 20-something film school students does it take to make a film like this? Probably half a class... Here are your final exam results... 48% editing. 53% acting. 30% direction. 60% sound. 49% camera work. 21% plot. 0% ending. Average score of 37.28%. Do better or say goodbye to that degree. You have been warned, class!

I could spend the day picking on 100's of little things that make this horrible.. but frankly, that is extremely low hanging fruit at this point... Instead I will focus on the major things. The screen play is poorly written and needs a rework.. The plot is not confusing as much as missing. The show is full of poorly realized cliché. If I could give this movie a half star I would have. Could have been at least a good idea; If only I could figure out what that idea might have been.

Very very slow and little of real interest, although the story should have been interesting

I wrote this while watching the film. The dialogue seemed a little too natural with blandness and obvious errors that people have when speaking without thinking. Some of the technical jargon could have used a little more work on consistency. The hand held camera work is reasonably good without the extreme shakiness that made Bourne Ultimatum so nauseating to watch. Action sequences weren't too bad but could have been more fluid. The short pauses during action scenes would have benefited by replacing them with slow motion. This movie started with a good story line and ended abruptly without completing the story. I don't know what the budget for this was, but it must have been very low. If your prospective is of a group of inexperienced students first attempt at making a movie, then it was a decent attempt. I don't expect this movie to leave the 1 to 5 dollar discount video bin at your local department store.