Jeremy of The Daily Rotation wrote, "Safe (2012) is the latest Jason Statham actioner directed by Boaz Yakin. It looks cheesier and more generic than The Mechanic (2011) and Killer Elite, two other by-the-books Statham flicks, but Safe actually has a lot going for it in the department that counts. The action is off-the-charts awesome in here, with lots of impressive camera movements and grounded, yet still fun fighting choreography. The story is simple, the acting is laughable, but the overall enjoyment for Safe is much higher than the poorly cut trailer leads you to believe."
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I went to see this movie today and I'm so glad I did. I saw a different side to Jason Statham's acting. I liked what I saw and I still got to see him kick some ass. He was great, the little girl was great especially there at towards the very end and I think I would like to see more like this.