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The Hollywood Reporter by Frank Scheck
There are some thrilling sequences, to be sure, but the whole is definitely less than the sum of its parts.
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60
The New York Times by Glenn Kenny
This is a Hong Kong action picture in the classical mode, balancing mayhem with sentimentality, offering up bone-crunching and jaw-dropping set pieces, and pulling out all the stops for a finale teeming with stressful twists and turnabouts — not to mention kicks, punches, gunshots and explosions.
60
There’s really nothing new here. Still, it’s hard to deny the sporadically satisfying nostalgic appeal of this dash down memory lane.
40
Los Angeles Times by Robert Abele
Keeping up with the betrayals and shifting allegiances is more tedious than fun, while the simplistic moralizing about callous corporate greed, and the detours into tragedy, fall flat.
25
RogerEbert.com by Simon Abrams
Only really comes alive when cars are being used as battering rams and computer-generated explosions proliferate like fireworks.