Interrogation

One question to director, Why you cast Julia? She do nothing in movie. Just over acting. You just waste money. (if you pay her !!) Nothing to like in movie.

Lucas Nolan (Adam Copeland) is a memory expert and an FBI interrogation specialist. When a man (Patrick Sabongui) threatens to blow up the city, Lucas springs into action as they have a competition of mind games. Lucas drags the suspect and the FBI all over the place attempting to prevent the disruption coming their way. The entire film was this cat and mouse head game chase. You get to see/hear the thought process of Lucas as he is able to pick out clues from small bits of speech. Of course none of this made any sense once the twist was revealed. Acting was fair, plot didn't seem to move. Clues for the twist were meager. Guide: No f-words I recall. No sex. Nude drawings.

I have always have been pretty darn good at predicting how any given movie is going to end. It's one of my completely useless talents. But this movie, I never had a clue and was pretty amazed that I never saw it coming. Makes it almost worth watching if you've got nothing better to do, like rearranging your spice rack or taking German lessons or something.

Absolutely the worst acting ever. Copeland is not bad, but the females are B grade actresses...at best. Yes, the twist at the end was interesting, but a writer can always make it unthinkable if they care to. Decent action, but otherwise just a hair below Bollywood.

Honestly i don't know why people here especially liked the ending. Let's say I hoped for a more logical conclusion, even though it was a really unexpected twist I did not like it at all. From the movie I didn't expect much as it is a B movie, but it was quite good and had many twists. So for watching it when you got nothing better to do it's worth it!

If I'd been influenced by the trailer or reviews I might've missed a thrilling & intriguing movie. I found the acting & all production values to be satisfactory. The plot sucked me in to the end & I was surprised by the conclusion! Everything made for an unexpected & exciting viewing experience.

The film was good. Script was good. Acting was good. There was a weird twist at the end that did not ruin it but made it look silly. The power of the pen. If you want to find fault you will. If you want to be entertained....... You will be.

Could've done without Julia Benson's annoying character Sarah Ward, who constantly stepped on the flow of the screenplay with an annoying "whatever it is I'm against it, and I'm in charge" attitude... less of her and much more of CJ Perry's character Becky would have been much better. The "memory house" effect was cool until the end when it is revealed that it wasn't really needed, which defeated the whole pemise, as it was all a hoodwink, not only in the movie but on the viewing audience as well. Even so, some powerful action and visuals entertain well enough for such a flick.