Worst Sound Editing Ever
I saw this from disk, so I don't know what it was like in the theater. On my surround sound system/home theater, I couldn't believe how the score and background sounds stepped ALL OVER the voices. When the male voices could be heard clearly through that overlay, they, particularly Statham's, were so under modulated as to be unintelligible monotones half the time.
The plot was silly, although some of the action set pieces were OK. But given the weak script/story, and the difficulty one had following even that due to the sound issues, I'd put this movie barely above a 5.
And what the heck was Tommy Lee Jones doing in this thing, anyway?