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hyped garbage

In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

Very good movie overall, highly recommended. Most of the negative reviews don't have any merit and are all pollitically based. Give this movie a chance at least, and it might give you a different perspective.

This film actually reminds me a lot of "Vacancy" a movie which I really loved. With the cameras all around the garage, the 2 police officers turning up in the middle, things like car and cell-phone breaking down. and an intense game of cat and mouse. Anyway, I did enjoy this movie, it's well worth a watch if you like thriller movies. I was expecting this to be more of a psychological thriller rather than an action thriller.

To start I would like to say that movie P2 is not really worth watching in my opinion. P2 has a lot of scenes which are really irrelevant, the flow of the movie is really slow and a little bit boring. There are so many moments in which the main actress could have easily killed the psychopath, but obviously nothing of it has happened, in order to make the movie much longer. Indeed the movie is a little creepy, however in my opinion everything is more than obvious. You could easily predict what will happen next. Actors game is good, but not perfect.As I already have mentioned, I would not recommend this movie. 4/10.

Getting trapped in her office building after work, a woman finds that she's being stalked by an obsessive maniac out to kill of those who have tormented her in the past in an attempt to win her over and she must escape before his actions get even more dangerous.This is a predictable, bland, and really not all that worthwhile starter-slasher that really offers baseline thrills of what to expect from the genre without really letting loose with an spectacular moments to bump this one up or stand out. The majority of what transpires here is so predictable and routine an effort many viewers are going to predict everything that's going on down to the letter in the exact manner as numerous other efforts before it, or is filled with so many moments that needlessly drag this one out through the stupidity of the characters to continually keep themselves in danger so the film can continue on. From her continuously hiding from him to failing to press an advantage as well as the numerous times this one carries on with a repeated series of capture, terrorize and escape only to keep repeating several times over, make this one pretty infuriating. There's some good stuff here, though, with some gore than expected in more deaths than would be the norm in such a situation, and the entire finale to this is where the best stuff occurs with the main chase through the different levels, a rather brutal series of car crashes inside the area and the stalking in the darkened, confusing structure before it gets to the grand finale confrontation which has the most fun of the whole film with its great action set-pieces. Otherwise, there's not a whole lot to this one.Rated R: Graphic Violence and Graphic Language.

It seems to be a rule of many thrillers, that if a vicious dog makes an appearance you can be sure it shall be put to use against a protagonist. Another rule stipulates that if there are cellphones they shall, for whatever reason, not work.Unfortunately for the movie, not only does the female lead's phone abandon her, so does her brain. The synopsis of this film suggested a character that had to use her wits to overcome her captor, and her own inner-problems or limitations or something to that effect. And of course, being stuck in an abandoned parking garage it had me intrigued. But the character (Angela, played by Rachel Nichols)) was so poorly developed it was hard to empathise or sympathise with her; we never knew where she came from or what was going on with her life or how she was feeling. And when a film has only two main characters this is of itself a major problem.As for the other half, the antagonist Thomas played here by Wes Bentley, screaming, and crazy angry stares don't account for character development. We understand that he is alone, possibly lonely, coz he sorta kinda says as much (towards the end of the film, mind). But that's as far as we go into his fractured psyche which again leaves us with another character we cannot on any level relate to. Though I will say his evil deeds are annoying and grotesque, and I'm referring here to the lone, obligatory blood'n'guts scene which I found to be highly distasteful. So you do sorta end up hating him and praying for his demise but for the wrong reasons.And then there were flaws with logic (as another reviewer pointed out), in dealing with her seeming inability to find a fire alarm and set it off, or phoning 911 when she had the time to. Of course, if she had done so it would've ended the whole film a lot sooner, although I'm not sure if that would've been an altogether bad thing.If you're looking for good thriller that knows how to create suspense, I'd go either for Red Eye with the wonderful Rachel McAdams and Cillian Muprhy; or the tense, fast-paced A Lonely Place to Die with Melissa George - not only does this movie have a better story, it has some lovely cinematography to boot.I give it a 3 outta 10 coz I didn't find the acting all too bad; it wasn't too bad to look at, either; and it certainly wasn't the worst I've seen.