| Released | 2012 | Rating | 15 in UK |
| Director | Phillip Stölzl | Writer/s | Arash Amel |
| Starring | Aaron Eckart, Olga Kurylenko | ||
| Source of story | An original screenplay | ||
| Elevator Pitch | A former CIA man with a role in the security of a Belgian company is forced to go on the run with his estranged daughter when it becomes apparent that his former employers, or more shadowy organisations, are out to get him. Can he survive and solve the riddle of the conspiracy? | ||
| Content | An amazing number of people are killed mainly with handguns, but other methods are available. One car crash. No sex or nudity. | ||
| A View | This film must be in contention for the the highest body count after StarWars (billions), but I had a job to follow it amid the relentless terminations of almost everyone in sight. If you fancy watching it, make sure you are in a darkened room with the sound turned up. | ||
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