An uneven production that has enjoyable high-points, but peaks in the middle, before building to a frustratingly dull final act.

Despite a couple good performances and some quality production design, it just isn’t interesting.

Sadly, 7500 runs out of fuel just as it seems prepared to kick into high gear.

It is a skillfully made suspense thriller that kept me consistently engrossed, even though I sort of knew where it was going.

I kept waiting for anything surprising or original to happen; even a throwaway gesture would have been welcome. It never came. That is unfor

It is so well constructed that, though the last act contains tension that is not hinted at in the first half, it all feels of a piece. When

This is an action movie all the way through and any attempts at larger significance fall flat, making it feel longer than its 104 minutes. T

There is just enough skill on display (as well as ridiculousness) to prevent its more problematic aspects from completely dragging it down.

Besson intentionally leaves gaps or inconsistencies so he can surprise us by filling them in later. Your enjoyment of Anna likely depends on

It is a home invasion thriller with no internal logic. I could not believe what I was seeing, let alone care about any of it. Even with movi