"Go see The French Connection instead."

Simply put, it is about as generic as it gets.

popcorn movie...yeah, no one fucks with Diesel !

ger; [Extreme Rage]; ein drogencop soll den superverbrecher fangen.;

Quite bad even for mindless action but Vin does his thing. And hey, this movie's better at being Max Payne than Max Payne.

Cool action.

Worth a watch

Fairly strong start, but the second half and the ending are atrocious. This could have been so much better with some adjustments to the story. I mean, the only reason I kept watching -- nay, the only reason I even pressed play -- was because I thought Vin Diesel was going to switch sides and take over the cartel. Instead we get a dumb story with one-dimensional characters and a pile of unexplained loose ends, any one of which could have made the film interesting in the hands of better writers.

Felt it was a bit melodramatic for my taste and didnt really hold my attention very well.

Ridiculous

B-movie with a budget of an average Hollywood thriller. It is not even visible where all the money went. Maybe those aerial shots of location before every scene comes pricey? Diesel is a star of a movie. I admit, he does drama better then lets say Schwarzenegger did. Movie isn't as obnoxious as previous Diesel vehicles (xXx, The Fast and the Furious), but it's even less interesting to see, because it's so generic. Direction is better than the script by far.

This sort of thing is usually on USA starring Lorenzo Lamos.

"Diesel pauses frequently to contemplate the carnage as if he were lost in an urban version of A Thin Red Line." - Ed Gonzalez

Pretty much a rehash of a thousand other "cop driven to bloodthirsty revenge" movies, and no better. Diesel shows glimpses of real chops, but they quickly fade away in the mediocre script.

Good action of course but it resembles Seagals Out for Justice.