Some random comments about a film that doesn't deserve much thought:

 *Adam Beach is an awful actor; If Graham Greene is the native Canadian Tommy Lee Jones, Beach is the native Canadian Paul Walker.

*Sook-Yin Lee was an annoying VJ on an annoying channel and now she's an annoying actress playing an annoying character.

*"Woo" typifies in a number of ways the stereotypically bad Canadian movie; flat cinematography, stock, naive characters, inane dialogue.

I'd rather insert a toolbox into my rectum than endure sitting through this again.

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