Alex Cross

"Alex Cross" could have been a good movie. Especially because it has a fairly popular book series behind it, on which it would be possible to build an interesting film series. I must admit that I hope it doesn't happen. "Alex Cross" is not a terribly bad movie, but what they did with the main character is absolutely ridiculous. The main character should be someone you root for, someone you believe in, someone who is different in a certain way, on the side of good, and should have some abilities. At least Alex Cross is described in such a way that he should have certain abilities. If so, I don't know what they are. As a psychologist, he doesn't inspire much trust in me, his brilliant revelations about where the killer will be hiding are completely unfounded, he just wants to show that Alex is really cool. At that moment, the film lost all its weight for me. This is the scene where Matthew Fox is preparing for an assassination on a train. That's a good scene. Matthew Fox performs brilliantly in this film and was the only positive aspect. He simply played a great psycho. Just that he's a little too much of a psycho, with not a single positive quality, which is just a shame. He's too black, he's not black and white, or gray. Such a clear delineation of character is a shame. He's just another idiot among many, but for those few moments, I simply enjoyed him and he was the only reason to watch this film. More: http://www.filmovy-denik.cz/2013/01/volte-me-sousedska-hlidka-universal.html (04/03/2013)