Wanderings and … wonderings.

It’s a promising premise that gradually feels like it’s segueing into gritty Euro thriller territory, a mature version of Taken (2008), but sadly doesn’t. We have a barely interesting character study by the end and the decisions the lad makes don’t appear logical (or believable).

I almost wished it to descend into mindless bone-crunching mayhem. Just for the ‘lolz’.

It was not meant to be.