Some of the best hand-to-hand fight scenes since the Bourne movies. Really fresh choreography and rawness to them, very cleverly staged. The plots are hit and miss, some feel tired and predictable, some redundant. Following the undercover cop is compelling, and the gang lieutenant father/son pair is well done. Wish there were better female roles. The main guy Sean is very dull and how many times must we watch him standing on a roof staring at London? Rest of the acting is solid, the camerawork and editing and music are great. Since the acting, dialogue, and action was good I kept watching, hoping for more interesting plots to unfold.

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