MrHlad

I'm pretty disappointed in this. Pretty much. The action doesn't have the bite that the other John Woo films have, Nicolas Cage doesn't really fit, and the story of Christian Slater and Roger Willie was much better and more emotional than the story of the main characters. If I wanted to compare it to Woo’s Hong Kong work, it would be even less so. As it is, it's a slightly above average war movie and a big step down in John Woo's career.

Lots of B-movie action, violence, rip-offs of other (often better) films, decent music, lots of guns and zombies and two very beautiful and very cool women in the lead roles. I don't know about you, but that's enough to satisfy me.