This could have been a "tener" but some easy shortcuts in the story and some not natural acting from some of actors turned the movie down to 8. Naomi is great and shows everyone how acting shall be done.

Do these gentile actors really not know they are used like rags in these zionist fake Jew productions? Apparently audiences are too stupid for the subtle approach now and the Zionist / NWO plot needs to be rubbed in your face. Let's see we have 1) Islamaphobia - covered. Those bad arabs are gonna get 'ya. FEAR THEM! Keep all your dirty little foreign invasions going in perpetuity. Go deeper and deeper in debt until the zionist banksters call your note like Greece. 2) Of course a dose of Russia demonization 'cause our military industrial complex can't rely on arabs alone. We need the Russian boogeyman to keep that defense money flowin' to the M.I.C. Bring back the $ cold war $ ! 3) Last, but not least, the laughably ridiculous protagonist is a bad-ass who can kick Jason Bourne's ass with one hand. Of course it's played by a 5 foot tall, 100 lb. female to round it out with the rabid feminist agenda. It's the Zionists' holy trinity. Pathetic propaganda they no longer bother to try and conceal in a story. The propaganda IS the story.

No rocket science, just good ol plain and simple riveting entertainment, loads of action and tension with good and convincing performances by Naomi Rapace, Orlando Bloom and Michael Douglas. I shall not elaborate on the plot or action to avoid spoiling it for you, watch it, you shall not be disappointed.

It's hard to tell what position Michael Apted's "Unlocked" is taking. It's about agents trying to stop terrorists, but since that sort of plot could draw allegations of racism or xenophobia, they tried to make it centrist. Don't get me wrong, it's a fun movie with all the twists and turns. I'd just like to see a movie delve deep into what causes terrorism in the first place. There are references to that topic here, but it's a topic that needs to get addressed in depth. No matter, the movie still features fine performances. I do hope that Noomi Rapace gets roles more like Lisbeth Salander, though.As for Michael Apted, his best movies are the Up series, "Coal Miner's Daughter", "Gorillas in the Mist", "Thunderheart" and "Amazing Grace". I understand that his 1974 movie "Stardust" (about the rise and fall of a rock star) was also great, but unfortunately it's not available for home viewing.