Lol, best line in the whole thing.

I live in Brooklyn near where this was set, so it'd been on my list for a while. Truthfully, I'm bumping up my rating a bit just to balance out all the unreasonable reviews... so I'd really put it at a 6/6.5

Look, the premise is pretty implausible, but that said, being a Brooklynite, I felt at least the social dynamics were familiar. The side characters really shined - the Black mama who reigned in her gang banging son and his "club" (haha); the Hasids fighting back in the alley. The acting isn't terrible, but it's not great either - the dialogue was a bit stunted so not much to work with...

I enjoyed the long-shot steady-cam approach which made it pretty immersive.

Unfortunately, the ending sucked. Killing off the main characters within minutes of the end was gratuitous and left the whole thing feeling unresolved. But, I've been into disaster/apocalyptic films lately and overall this was a fun watch.

Hmm, going to keep it short and simple. It's a good popcorn movie, put your legs up and enjoy. Don't over analyze, think too deep or try to associate it with a real life situation. I did and unfortunately, I ended up as one of those guys shouting "Oh, c'mon" and "seriously?"

Spoilers As a ex-military, Dave runs around with a handgun, does not pick up a single assault rifle, webbing or even body armor. Knapsack is slung on one shoulder thus making weight distribution uneven and perhaps even affecting his aim?

Like I said, popcorn, soft drink, legs up, enjoy...

Lucy (Brittany Snow), on school break, is taking her boyfriend to meet her family in Bushwick. She tells him that he is supposed to be the brave male, man-up and protect her....moments before he is blown up. At this point we see Lucy evolve from a helpless girl to a leader. The city is under siege, similar to "Red Dawn" and we don't know who the enemy is until 50 minutes into the feature unless you read the short plot spoiler description.

Lucy teams up with Stupe (Dave Bautista) a PTSD janitor who fought in Iraq and is not all there.The characters were not over whelming and their interaction was boring as this was run, hide, fight. The other disappointment was the ending. Seriously? Dave Bautista is no Patrick Swayze and Brittany Snow is no Lea Thompson.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.