I had some mixed feeling after watching this movie. The first and second part were nice to watch, a bit slow but interesting. But the final part, the end, really disappoint me. It felt really rushed and I missed a few thing that were important for me. For instant, the motivation of the 'bad guy' but also the way it conclude, or exactly didn't conclude at all. Which isn't a necessary thing for me, but this time I just don't felt it. It wasn't a smashing end to a promising start. The way the movie is filmed was a bit slow but looked good. The acting was oke, i didn't felt the intense emotions for the character of Ryan Reynolds. I'm not sure if this is because of his acting or how the character was written. Overall the first hour and a half are enjoyable but the ending is weaker than the rest of the film what really tempered my enthusiasm.

Rather mediocre, but worth a watch nonetheless. I found it quite hard to follow because it shifts between the present and the past from scene to scene at times without a clear indication of when it's taking place.

While the film has a compelling story, its pacing is that of a slog. Also, I feel the film really dropped the ball on its structure. The film jumps around in time and there are very few tells to this happening, until almost midway through. The editor in me wants to take this film and repackage it as a 60 minute short.

A confused and fractured narrative mar this sometimes compelling thriller.

Very slow, but exhaustive to watch due to the bouncing back and forth in time. Hard to follow. Ryan Reynolds' best performance to date.