Take all the terrorist stuff out and you'd still have a pretty good story of a recovering junkie prositute showing effects of poison and it's removal throughout the narrative
via close up shots of Blake Lively's face. Moaning about close ups is lazy criticism as, Hollywood has been doing either the close up or night placement to simplify the scene for ever, but I never felt that the actors location was in doubt and indeed I could never tire of looking at Lively on screen. She has an ability to be genderless and yet still interesting.
The sloppy fight scenes such as the one on the bus suggested such fights in real life are not beautiful and are nothing more than scraps with the film crew showing their take on such events... a sort of anti-James Bond, or should I say Jane Bond.
Really like this film multiple story lines, 3 years of drug addict prositute back story is going to teach any woman servival skills perhaps without her even realising it.
The sloppy fight scenes such as the one on the bus suggested such fights in real life are not beautiful and are nothing more than scraps with the film crew showing their take on such events... a sort of anti-James Bond, or should I say Jane Bond.
Really like this film multiple story lines, 3 years of drug addict prositute back story is going to teach any woman servival skills perhaps without her even realising it.