Terrible cliched dialogue. Couldn't sit thru more than an hour. Bryan Cranston was wasted on the role

Jumps to much in movie from one scene to another with no explanation. Why did blood packageshow up at undercover's house, if they did not know (Escobar) where infiltrator lived. Too many inconsistencies.

Very scattered movie line. Many things made no sense. Lead character was about 30 years too old. And for anyone to think he is engaged to a 30yr old woman SHOULD go to jail. Truly went nowhere and then tried to tie up all loose ends in the last 25 minutes. Wait for Red Box.

It seemed like way too much thrown in to way too little. What was the jailed henchman for - he readily agreed to help out for a cheeseburger and coffee and then only showed up to wag a finger and warn of woe. The CIA sub-plot was useless just to leap to that zinger at the end of the CIA being the biggest depositor with the big bad bank, after spending two hours on the evils of the drug trade, with the throwaway line from drug guy - your government allows us to do this. So the tag line of this should be the true story of one man against the biggest drug cartel in history that was a front for the US Government and their evil purposes in the world. The end of the movie seemed to be cut off just to jump to the reveal of the CIA being the biggest depositor, or well, not the biggest depositor but they hid money there to fuel Iran Contra! And hey! Did you guys know this was happening? Huh? Have you read, oh, yeah, so you have read the news, huh? Well, we just wanted to make sure in this movie about a guy taking down the drug cartel's finances that you knew, for certain, that the US Government was just as bad!!! Sort of lame and took greatly away from a good story and actors who slightly disappeared into their roles and actually put on a good show. Too bad the producers decided to throw in such heavy handed fol-de-rol.