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Year of release: 2010
Directors: Albert Hughes, Allen Hughes
Writer: Gary Whitta
Starring: Denzel Washington, Gary Oldman, Mila Kunis, Ray Stevenson, etc.

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General impression:
First there’s a cat, then I, the viewer, should be surprised. I didn’t fall for that, and kept knitting :D. The first fighting scene grabbed my attention, and made me put the needles down – something I regretted later, as the movie didn’t make much of an impression on me. It is basically the story of how faith can make you superhuman when you have a special mission, like carrying a special book in a special format, so that it can occupy a special shelf. Nice seeing Titus Pullo Ray Stevenson again, although Rome (TV series) suits him better.

Highlights:
There are two or three positive ideas in this movie – starry, somewhat challenged, but positive.

Downside:
It’s not as deep as it wishes to seem, and it takes itself more seriously than it deserves to be taken.

Would I see it again? – No, thank you.

My Rating (1 to 10): 6

Recommended: Not bad enough to say no, nor is it a must-see.

Suggestion:
Cat lovers, skip the beginning.