I'm only reviewing this because I suspect it's the worst action-thriller I've ever seen. The plot is idiotic; Lithgow's villain uses tactics that could only work if he knows exactly how his target will react, and if the latter uses absolutely no strategic thought. As is typical of the genre, all of the hero's problems are instantly erased by a final battle. But this piece of junk goes one step further, having a reporter announce that obviously, the mere presence of the villain clears everything up. Puh-leeze.