Pretty good for the most part just got a tiny bit naff at the end, which didn't need to happen

Terrific thriller. Sean Bean at his best

...great film on current issue of extremism - how those with no criminal record, or obvious links to terrorism, turn toward extremism today! Worthwhile - see it! :-)

Good movie about terrorism in UK, it felt like watching 24 the TV series with Sean Bean. Much like the show it resembles the terrorism acts and betrayal of government officials. Overall it was a good movie.

Be prepared for some fairly graphic kill scenes. Still, this action/thriller is comprised of enough twists to make it worth the few hours spent watching it.

The title of this film doesn't make you want to see it, but it's a very good film. The plot is torn right out of today's headlines dealing with Muslims disaffection for their plight when they wander west to start new lives. This one takes place in London, has great acting and plenty of action. A thoughtful film, exploring the psychological abandonment experienced by those who want parity with generations of Anglos withiin one or two generations. Shines a light on motivation of young extremists, and the why of their situation. The obvious differences been Muslin and Christian culture are so vast, they may never coexist in harmony in the same geographical space.

Okay thriller, good twist ending and Sean Bean. Worth a watch for the slow burn plot and story.

An interesting thriller, I really liked it plus you got Sean bean kicking ass, what more can you want?

Loved it, perverse but thrilling, showed all sides of the question.

Bean's cold performance captivates the soul of the plot. The story does feel a little scrambled, but the message is clear. Good directing and intense action.

A surprisingly entertaining flick with Sean Bean in the lead.

Sean Bean in pursuit of a bomber -- the Muslim side is well described, while Bean's character and the people around him are a bit fuzzy on reasons -- nice twist at the end.

An interesting movie, shows the side of the terrorists and their story, but it's not what the movie said it would be about. We think we get to see Sean Bean acting with an assistant against the terrorist in London, and we do, but the film mostly focuses on a Muslim man instead. It moves to the past to show how he gets to be influenced to do what he finally for in the end, and mostly of the film is showing his life before the events in the present day. There is of course a love story thrown in with him, and too be honest the movie would have been decent had it actually been about him, other than claiming to be about anti terrorist Sean Bean. It's a ok film, goes constantly back to the past for very long periods of time, but for the most part dosen't bore. It really seems to side with the terrorists, showing how they're just defending and avenging their people, and how they will go to any length to do so, and at the end of the day they can't all be stopped. It protrays a different point of view and is a good topic for discussion, but as a film it dosen't particularly excel in any areas. The action scenes are good and entertaining though.

Sean Bean is one of the most underrated stars around. He would have been the perfect Bond - totally grounded and very dangerous, akin to Daniel Craig. He does a great job in this film, although the character has a knack for being blindsided now and again. The story has some lulls and it is more realistic than most films of this sort (which means it is not heavy on action). This is a Le Carray styled story with more akin to Phillip Marlowe than James Bond, which means that it will not appeal everyone.The conclusion to the story is truly excellent. I found it very satisfying and I was left wondering why I had never heard of this film before.

No barn burner, but not a bad flick.