It went... okay.This was a decidedly average movie from the good era of movies (well, sort of, story-wise). To the point, it's alright. It's an interesting-ish plot, the acting is alright (although I feel like part of what was lagging in the movie is that none of the characters really have charisma - nobody is likable), some of the scenes are a little ridiculous.It's kind of a boring-er version of a Die Hard movie, but focused on cover-ups. I watched it on HBO and I thought it was an alright waste of time - if it's on watch it, if it's not, don't pursue it.Kind of like eating bland oatmeal. It's alright.

This movie is not one of those Huge titles but it is a huge movie. Edge of the seat excitement that just keeps going. Hard to get a breath during this film. Special effects are pretty good with characters you'll love to hate. The best part is it keeps twisting and turning right to the end as a matter of fact it screams sequel just to finish it off but it probably didn't make enough people care WOW I Loved it!!!

"Most Wanted" got a Razzie nod for Voight's performance. Frankly, I didn't think the film was good enough for a Razzie. I could take up a lot of bytes on this website knocking this perfectly awful attempt at action film making but it's not worth the drive space. Suffice it to say the brains behind this film, or lack thereof, takes a stand up cast and good crews and brings them to bear on a project which is so stupid it isn't worthy of commentary. No self respecting action junkie would sit through this nonsense. I did only so I could type these comments...something I'm not proud of. (D)

Keenan Ivory Wayans! Jon Voight! Action! Thriller! Suspense!Yawn...Well, I can't say it's a bad movie, it's just not a good one. Basically, it's Mr. Wayans in the tried, tired, and true role of The Honest Soldier Being Framed By an Evil Army Official. If it wasn't so formulmatic, it'd be a lot more enjoyable. Alas, the movie does nothing to establish it's own identity separate from other similar films. The acting is suspect in parts and some of the one-liners make you cringe. Jon Voigt is the only actor who seems remotely believeable, but even his acting seems a bit forced in parts.Final Analysis: I wouldn't rent it, but if you're not doing anything else and you come across it on the TV, it might be a good guilty pleasure.