It’s a decent action-thriller that holds up to viewing, though some of the special effects and fight sequences are forgettable, particularly when it's difficult to follow what is happening. The choice to use 60 frames per second was distracting, especially in scenes set during the day, which made the film appear less polished than it likely is—at times, it felt like I was watching something streamed or even sped up. I’m not certain about Ang Lee's reasoning for this approach, but personally, it didn't succeed. Ultimately, it might be worth renting, but it doesn’t seem to represent the best work from either Lee or Will Smith. **3.25/5**

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