It's when you see movies like this you wonder why it is not possible to give a negative score. One (1) star on the scale is one too many. The story is simple; Guy irritates psycho, psycho takes revenge, guy fights back, and wins... -nothing wrong there, could be the outline for a good movie. However, at no point during the movie do you feel connected to or take any part in any of the characters feelings or thoughts. You wonder if there will ever come an unpredictable twist or turn in the story. But, needless to say, you will be disappointed.
(The following text is just a rant to fulfill IMDb's demand of ten lines of text in the review...) The only purpose I can see for this movie, is as a part of the curriculum at film schools, on the topic of how NOT to make a movie. Sometimes, when the car industry discovers that a product they have been selling is affected with a serious defect, they do something called a recall. Maybe the producers of this movie should do the same? Recall the product, replace the actors, the director, the editors, maybe the story as well, and send it back out? Now, thinking about it, I can actually recall one positive thing. In the movie, there is a scene where The Guy crashes his car inside a tunnel. Now, the last clip in that crash sequence where the car bounces off the lorry, does in fact look realistic. You get the feeling it might not be CGI. If so, it would be reason enough to earn that one star!
(The following text is just a rant to fulfill IMDb's demand of ten lines of text in the review...) The only purpose I can see for this movie, is as a part of the curriculum at film schools, on the topic of how NOT to make a movie. Sometimes, when the car industry discovers that a product they have been selling is affected with a serious defect, they do something called a recall. Maybe the producers of this movie should do the same? Recall the product, replace the actors, the director, the editors, maybe the story as well, and send it back out? Now, thinking about it, I can actually recall one positive thing. In the movie, there is a scene where The Guy crashes his car inside a tunnel. Now, the last clip in that crash sequence where the car bounces off the lorry, does in fact look realistic. You get the feeling it might not be CGI. If so, it would be reason enough to earn that one star!