Olga Kurylenko comes close to salvaging it. Nearly. *The Courier* proved to be a letdown; I couldn’t find anything about it that I would consider positive. Kurylenko puts in effort, and her character is nearly interesting enough to make the film bearable, but in the end, nothing feels genuine. The largely single setting also creates problems, for both Kurylenko's storyline and Gary Oldman's role. Oldman’s chara…

It’s an acceptable action movie with thrills, but the conversations felt weak, and William Moseley’s portrayal of the main bad guy—essentially a stand-in for another character who is confined, like Gary Oldman's—was truly unpleasant; he seemed more pathetic than frightening. I enjoyed Olga Kurylenko’s work and Amit Shah’s as well. Even Oldman, though he probably shot his scenes in just one day, had some good parts…