There are many movie-game games that are out, and I think most of them are just crappy. I thought that this game might be the same way, but I needed something to do this weekend and it was the first thing I seen on the shelf so I picked it up. Once I started playing, my opinion completely changed. The game has a lot of fast-paced action and good graphics. The weapons don't seem to change to much, but they are cool and each has a special feature "excluding the sniper rifle". It was actually a really cool game and I enjoyed playing. The game isn't a copy of the movie, but a before & after story, which is cool in itself. There are a few quirks, though. First of all, the levels should have been divided up some. The last two seem to drag on forever. Also, the special moves "bullet bending, slow motion, and bombshell" kinda get old after the first few levels. They are great moves, but they do get old. Other than that, I had no real problems with the game. I would recommend it to anyone who has seen the movie. If you haven't seen the movie and plan on seeing it, be sure you see it before you play the game, because it is a huge spoiler.
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