First of all, the sound tract was excessively loud, often times drowning out the dialog. I don't know if they were trying to cover weakly written lines, or if younger sound engineers haven't the knowledge of the importance of hearing the script.
Second, there wasn't a clear and concise revelation of who the terrorists were, and who hired them. Were they just random bad guys? Were they hired by the competing company that was bidding on the mine? Who were they? If it was in the script, I couldn't hear it.
Finally, I liked the strength of the female lead and co-lead. As a female, Krav Maga student, it's important that ladies know how to defend themselves. Well done.
Second, there wasn't a clear and concise revelation of who the terrorists were, and who hired them. Were they just random bad guys? Were they hired by the competing company that was bidding on the mine? Who were they? If it was in the script, I couldn't hear it.
Finally, I liked the strength of the female lead and co-lead. As a female, Krav Maga student, it's important that ladies know how to defend themselves. Well done.