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If you are staging an attack against the typical well known untouchable crime figure in a mansion, you know that there will be retribution coming your way. It is because we are only halfway through the allotted two hours. Why haven't you put as much planning into protecting your family members/love interest while you are in operation and afterward? As much as you do your military weaponry and entrance to the mansion plan? It is because we need more convincing of how evil the evil is..and give the hero even more emotional investment. The fantasy scenario sets up villain, who is a horrible gluttonous, cruel SOB. Then there is some kind of poetry in his/her death something ironic and the hero leaves with some ironic remark, in Saldana's case, a flower. This films has the equivalent impact in our lives as squashing a big black bug that has entered our living space. Killed for now but wait till we get to kill again.

Movie Review: "Colombiana" (2011)Sending one of the busiest actresses in Hollywood with three currently active contracts for upcoming movie sequels starting from Paramount Pictures' "Star Trek", 20th Century Fox "Avatar" and Marvel's "Guardians of The Galaxy", Zoe Saldana directed by Olivier Megaton in a script by "Taken" (2008) writers Luc Besson & Robert Mark Kamen comes this senseless revenge action movie, which might have functioned as motion picture entertainment, if the cinematography would have benefited from the explosion-double-cut and mainly pointing-off-the-action editorial by editor Camille Delamarre under staggering at time wooden acting operations, which does not let an obligatory misplaced love story sparking for the leading character of Cataleya, portrayed and carried by Zoe Saldana, who's cold character lost her parents to a vicious drug baron, seeking to balance the bill with at least a well-executed towel to belt fist-on-fist fight scene, confronting the character of Marco, performed by some hostility spreading actor Jordi Mollá, in a villa bath room location that I am at ease that another 95 Minute action movie (excl. end credits) from Producer Luc Besson's EuroCorp entity had not been entirely wasted.© 2017 Felix Alexander Dausend (Cinemajesty Entertainments LLC)

(35%) Luc Besson really needs to call time on movies about a cool headed trained killers, as the concept is well and truly looking old. To be fair though this isn't a bad movie. Zoe Saldana works better than most as the lead, but she's really got no big names to help back her up, and as the main bad guy is as bland as they come there's no real draw which is something as mediocre as this really could have done with. There's a fair amount of reasonable action, and of course with this being a Besson movie there's the obligatory rocket launcher sequence, and it's all handed acceptably well. The parts between the action though just aren't strong enough as the writing is too crude and the plot is way too predicable.