Jeremy of The Daily Rotation wrote, "When toothbrushes are used as weapons in one of the final, important boss battles, you kind of realize what kind of trash a movie like Colombiana really is. They don’t even use the brush side! The film should consist of an acceptable story and tons of in your face, hard hitting action, but you don’t get that, instead you get to see Zoe Saldana poke men twice her size with plastic toothbrushes. Rarely is there any sort of good, comprehensible action. The film is full of quick cuts that purposely go out of focus, hoping that you don’t realize Zoe Saldana isn’t doing any of her stunts or maybe because the filmmakers are hoping that you get sick from all of this shaky cam nonsense, which would lead to you exiting the theater and coming back during one of the dozen crying scenes, randomly inserted into the film to add “depth”. Depth that is as shallow as a puddle on the sidewalk. Not one single character is likable and not one single character gives off any sort of engaging content. Everyone just kind of stands around or dies."
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Disappointing scores left and right. Shame.
i'm not usually fussy when it comes to these kind of films, so long as the action's decent, but it sounds like it doesn't even have that going for it.
what was the last good luc besson film anyway?
She is not an action hero. Just Put her in the movies for a sex toy for the white boys.
I don't think race matters when it comes to discussing her being used as an object of sex.