I would normally dismiss this out of hand but Zoe Saldana and Idris Elba are both actors who grab my attention. Personally, their presence makes up for the loud, stupid vibe coming off this trailer.

This one has my attention. The premise is solid for a mass market movie. A young armored car guard gets wrapped up in a inside job to steal some money. Predictably, things go awry, but it does open itself for some good moral conflict. The fact that it is directed by Nimród Antal is icing on the cake.

The trailer gives far too much away however. I loathe trailers like this since it either means the advertising was handled by an inept crew or the film offers so little that they have to sell the whole thing to get people in the door. It would seem with this plot, the tease of the rookie locking himself in the truck would be enough to perk some interest.

I guess since the facts of the Valerie Plame nonsense doesn't mix well with Hollywood political agendas. So, if the facts don't work its time to roll up the sleeves and pen history the way you'd like it to be and claim its "based on a true story." They've actually given Judith Miller, of all people, her own movie. I wonder if they will show Kate Beckinsale tipping off a Islamic terrorist front group of an impending government raid? Probably not, the point here is to show how liberal journalists are heroic treasures worthy of...well, their own Hollywood movie. Only in America can someone fail their way to the top of their profession, possibly endanger millions of people and get treated like they're a saint.