Good concept, poorly executed.

best movie i've ever seen.

It is encouraging that the film ends so strongly.Otherwise, it wouldn't have been a particularly memorable film

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

This was a decent crime thriller about 5 men who wake up in a locked warehouse with no memory of how they got there or even who they are. Suffering short term amnesia from an expelled "mystery" gas container they gradually discover/deduce that 2 of them are hostages and 3 are kidnappers, but who are the good guys and who are the bad? Its up to you to figure it out.Clever premise, a talented cast and a twisty mystery make this worth a watch. Its sort of like The 'Usual Suspects' meets 'Saw' with a little 'Memento' thrown in. I never did guess who the bad guys were and I liked how this movie became a sort of puzzle as clues were revealed with each of the characters flashbacks as their memories started to return. Smart little twist at the end with several along the way.Impressive performances from Jim Caviezel, Barry Pepper, Greg Kinnear and Joe Pantoliano. 1/12/16

Five men wake up in a locked-down warehouse with no memory of who they are. They are forced to figure out who is good and who is bad to stay alive.The general concept of people trapped in a location and then having to find out who the others are is not new. In fact, it seems to have become its own subgenre. However, rarely has a film with this theme featured so many talented actors, including two who are well-known for having portrayed Jesus Christ. That is quite an honor: two saviors in one film.There are shortcomings. Some of the flashbacks are annoying, and I do not care for the filming style they used for those (the colors are awful). Another reviewer compared the film to "Reservoir Dogs"... and while they are wholly different, there is a scene or two that might call to mind the Tarantino classic.

A group of men wake up in an industrial facility of some sort. They are locked in and none of them can remember who they are or why they are there. One is handcuffed to a railing and bleeding from a gunshot wound. Another is tied to a chair. A third has been hit in the face with a shovel. As this group try to figure out who they are, why they are there, and how to get out we also see a police operation to do with a ransom drop.After its mysterious start, this turns into a relatively routine suspense thriller with a twist. There is a good cast - Jim Caviezel, Greg Kinnear, Barry Pepper, Joe Pantoliano - but two big things work against the film.One is that despite its meagre running length - a short 82 minutes - it takes far too long to get going. Having made its point (these men don't remember anything) it takes forever to actually do anything with the setup. And the second is that the script is not much cop. Far too much of it is simply people shouting at each other - there is no subtlety.

This is a great movie, it dose sound a little bit like SAW but it nothing like it at all.Five men wake up and can not remember who they are or how they got, their and soon find out that some of them are Kidnappers and some are Hostages and they don't who's who.Their are few disagreements with two of the men and they soon find out, how their memory were erased.There was a really good twist, which I did not see coming at all, there so another twist they i don't fully understand at the end, which i think was one twist too many.The acting was great from the whole cast and I going to give this movie 8 out of 10