Though the twists and turns aren’t necessarily surprising, they are set up so well that the tension builds to a satisfying series of payoffs

Take away any personality and you have the story of a guy running around Greece while bleeding. It is about as entertaining as it sounds.

No Sudden Move is a smart, crafty, entertaining thriller with an excellent cast.

There is little in the way of creativity or passion. However, Jolie is good enough to carry the movie. I wish she had been allowed to.

Good acting and intriguing themes are done in by weak plotting and the screenplay’s inability to get its points across effectively.

It contains individual scenes that are compelling, but is largely unable to carry the tension over to its plotting and one major character.

An uneven production that has enjoyable high-points, but peaks in the middle, before building to a frustratingly dull final act.

Despite a couple good performances and some quality production design, it just isn’t interesting.

Sadly, 7500 runs out of fuel just as it seems prepared to kick into high gear.

It is a skillfully made suspense thriller that kept me consistently engrossed, even though I sort of knew where it was going.