Agent Game

All the dialog is done in studio and you can hear it, none of it sounds like original dialog and it's not lip-synched.

The Plot is Non Existent & in no way holds any kind of attention.

Poor Plot Poor Acting Awful Photography Sound engineer needs to be shot

Give it a Wide Birth 👎

If you like seeing an ending to your movie, then stay clear off this one. This felt like a very long first episode of a TV/Mini series, which needs a follow up episode to continue the storyline.

It started off great, then it fell into a very slow burn lull. If you can follow and get your head around the toing and froing of the various timelines, then the storyline might actually be interesting.

But with a non-ending, ending, and action too far and few in-between, for me it's a mediocre movie at best.

VERDICT: Watch only if nothing better is available.

The movie kinda drags you along as the dialogue and story-line seems to get weaker and weaker. One scene was a bit hard to believe and made us think the writer ran our of a legitimate course of action and just haphazardly wrote the scene in. Even still, the actors did a good job.

Hollywood seems to be falling into an abyss with good material and this is a good case of struggling to make a movie worth watching.

Not sure this movie will be a repeat for us...

After reading all the negative reviews, I decided that I wasn't going to even bother to watch this film but knowing the history of how reviewers will say a good film is horrible and a bad film great, I decided to download and watch anyway. And once again negative reviews have it got wrong about a good weekend popcorn film. A cliché shoot em up bang bang, with Mel Gibson as sinister minister and Jason Isaac and Dylan McDermott as fall guys. Definitely a good one time watch. Negative reviews calling this film terrible got it way wrong. This was good popcorn.

I have never been so motivated to write a review to warn general audiences about how bad a movie was.

Horrible plot, writing, acting.

Worst I have seen in decades.