Two American soldiers trapped by a sniper with only a wall for cover in this not so intense, action/war thriller. I admire the effort been put in but when the narrative requires the intensity to be maxed out for the duration of the film, there's only so much to prevent that from happening. It fails simply on the terms to make me want to care. For the majority of the film you have to sit through tiresome 'you're the enemy' 'no you're the enemy' mind games to reach the short run time of a completely unoriginal film.
Review of The Wall
