It’s a great tension filled thriller for quite some time, but the final act is so weak that it drapes a sour blanket on the entire film. Hartnett is a really great protagonist, hitting every note he needs to, and the concert setting is extremely engaging. Mostly held back by the plot relying on one too many coincidences that don’t feel earned and M. Night’s daughter’s awful performance, though to be fair, her material is really lackluster at best.

Anti-capitalism personified in the form of a woman living a nightmare. The world is a zero sum game, destroying any and every sense of community there is. Marion Cotillard is nothing short of spectacular.

I’ve seen this many times but shockingly enough, I’ve never logged it.

This is actually the movie that got me into movies. I was the only person who hadn’t seen it among a decently large group of people, so I watched it, and decided that I needed to see more movies.