Ok, it's little more than a very undemanding B movie that will while away a perfectly good Friday night anytime you just want to chill out to some easy entertainment.

Salamanca, Spain - The U.S President has an assassination attempt made on him, a bomb explodes in the confusion and we go through multiple replays of events from the perspective of all the key characters, with each replay ending with another piece of the puzzle before the final 'truth' is played out.

Simple, effective and filled with action and cliffhangers before the final sequence (which features a not shabby car-chase!) the star-studded cast acquite themselves just fine, the high-concept story satisfies and despite a far too neat tying up of events at the end this is certainly a B movie worth picking up.

Especially at such a cheap price - 2.99 at present.

This film has a great cast and good storyline. It follows the same story of the attempted assasination of the president of the USA and as seen/told by eight different points of view.Slightly 24 style and can get annoying to watch same story over and over but you have to keep watching in order to follow the subtle differences in the stories and what happens next. All round good action and great cast.

I have been on a gap year now for the past 9 months, and in that time I have watched A LOT of films in preparation for the Film Studies course Im taking next year. This film is not worth buying, watching or even standing near. The plot is ridiculous and wholely implausible and names like Forest Whitaker, Sigourney Weaver and William Hurt make very little difference alongside despicable performances from Dennis Quaid and Matthew Fox. If its an intelligent, twist-ridden film you're looking for, try Inside Man. If its a mindless friday night, try... well anything else. If its for the guy you're torturing in your basement, then this is the perfect purchase.