Callmepauly

The interesting portion of this film are contained in the final 20 minutes. The story of the search was absolutely tedious and a prime example of "burying the lede." The children's story was emotional and beautiful; the rest was a a waste of time. For all of the god freaks out there who claim the divine intervention of the merciful and loving god, one question must be asked. Why did the almighty make the plane crash in the first place? Why did the "light of the world" kill these children's mother and give them the horrific images of their bloody, dead mother for the rest of their lives? You cannot have it both ways. The film was mediocre at best. Your god is the worst.

So we have a mid 20-ish NSA agent stationed in the most expensive property in France. So we have a bob-cut mid-50-ish NSA bigwig, clueless director who nonchalantly orders multiple murders and then rescinds those directives in the next breath. We have a 40-ish NSA thug agent whose entire acting repertoire consists of "smell the broken wind" acting and a constant sneer. To top off the horrendous miscasting of this disaster, we add a pretty boy math whiz without a clue.

This was a simply dreadful program that never even minimally explains the root of the story. Too bad the budget did not include decent writers or passable actors.