🎯 Verdict
"There goes the dilemma around the trolley problem. For a kinetic action movie, Runner demands a lot of suspension of disbelief. Even Jason Statham's movies didn't demand this much. Every Ritchson film at this point starts the same, somebody dies within the first 15 minutes or the trauma associated with someone close to him eating away the giant man and then, it's just open season for him. Reacher had the same thing, recently Ordinary Angels and War Machine took the same exact route. Heck, Runner even sounds like Reacher. When movies like this flash "written by" on the screen, I always wonder what exactly is it that they must have written."
✍️ Full Review
There goes the dilemma around the trolley problem. For a kinetic action movie, Runner demands a lot of suspension of disbelief. Even Jason Statham's movies didn't demand this much. Every Ritchson film at this point starts the same, somebody dies within the first 15 minutes or the trauma associated with someone close to him eating away the giant man and then, it's just open season for him. Reacher had the same thing, recently Ordinary Angels and War Machine took the same exact route. Heck, Runner even sounds like Reacher. When movies like this flash "written by" on the screen, I always wonder what exactly is it that they must have written.