i saw this only because my 10 yr old was bored. he and his friend hated it but of course liked being at the movies. this is the first time i have strongly disagreed with ebert in many years. there is not a single thing to recommend this film. willis is good and as always. but the story stinks and is unbelievable and there is no real story and no action and no interesting cinematic sequences and no surprises and and worst of all and the child star is a thoroughly repulsive slug guaranteed to turn off any parent who does not have a dweeby fat slob for a kid. by all means stay away and spare your child  unless you want to punish him or her. there is no excuse for such lousy directing or writing and one hopes these filmmakers will suffer accordingly. 
i saw this only because my 10 yr old was bored. he and his friend hated it but of course liked being at the movies. this is the first time i have strongly disagreed with ebert in many years. there is not a single thing to recommend this film. willis is good and as always. but the story stinks and is unbelievable and there is no real story and no action and no interesting cinematic sequences and no surprises and and worst of all and the child star is a thoroughly repulsive slug guaranteed to turn off any parent who does not have a dweeby fat slob for a kid. by all means stay away and spare your child  unless you want to punish him or her. there is no excuse for such lousy directing or writing and one hopes these filmmakers will suffer accordingly. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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