The pace of WITHOUT REMORSE was surprisingly slow. The film needed one of two things, more moments of intensity, like the Dulles airport and the water landing scenes, or dive deeper into Michael B's mental state and history leading up to the loss of his wife. \rThe attempted misdirection of the identity of the antagonist failed because the same format is used to often and are now all too predictable.

It was not the best movie, too implausible, too many holes in the storyline, but it was just great to be back in a theater again and so the action sequences and the great performance by the talented Michael B. Jordan made up for what the script lacked.

Micheal B Jordan is a good actor but unfortunately this wasn't a good movie for him. The dialogue was not the best. It was really hard to grow any attachment to the characters or believe them. For instance Jordie Turner Smith was hard to believe she was at high rank or an extremely tough person. The acting was fine, it just seemed that the movie didn't allow for a good portrayal of the characters. The movie was lacking pretty much everything but action. This movie provided some really good action scenes. Without those I would have completely lost interest. It's no Jake Ryan, that's for sure.

Fast paced. Sometimes difficult to keep the characters straight.