If you can shift gears in the middle of the movie from tenseness to comic relief laughter and back, you'll love this escapist entertainment. The first half provides the tension that you expect from the previews, but the second half is a "cheer-for-the-good-guys" romp. Our audience in Phoenix burst into applause four times during the last half of the show. One for Kim Basinger, once for Chris Evans, and twice for William H. Macy. I won't add spoilers for those who haven't seen it, but if you have seen it, you probably have a good idea of which scenes I'm talking about.
You can't beat it for just pure entertainment. If you were expecting a tense, terrifying 2 hours, forget it, but if you want fast-paced action, cheering for the good guys all the way, this is your movie.
You can't beat it for just pure entertainment. If you were expecting a tense, terrifying 2 hours, forget it, but if you want fast-paced action, cheering for the good guys all the way, this is your movie.