On "Safe House"

From The Dispatch:

It seems lost amid its own attempt to be something it's not — a Tony Scott film. Scott has made some substandard films ("Domino") and some terrific ones ("Man on Fire"), but nothing he's ever done could be classified as dull. That's precisely what "Safe House" is, so try as it might it can't beat Scott at his own game. Instead, it plays it safe at every turn, and the result is a film that just can't compete with its own clear influences.

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