What’s being presented as an action film is really just a terrible mess, not exactly brimming with intelligence. The plot inexplicably includes his profession—he's a bricklayer—and he carries his tools on CIA assignments, even using one to uncover something hidden in a wall; sorry for the detail. Apparently, he's also very fond of jazz music, which is meant to suggest sophistication despite his being portrayed as uni…

I’m just blown away. It's all about low-budget excitement here. There's a moment where Bricklayer does this incredible slide – totally awesome. Kate shoots through him and right into another guy who’s speeding off on a motorcycle, and Bricklayer doesn't even react. He’s the best. Fantastic. Appreciate it, everyone.

A straightforward action movie with familiar characters representing American heroes facing off against typical antagonists. It’s not groundbreaking cinema, but it's also far from being terrible. The film maintains a reasonable tempo and the performances are adequate. Essentially, if you enjoy uncomplicated action movies that rely heavily on explanation, this one might be worth checking out.