Well that was rather... pfft. A bit like a lit firework that eventually goes off with a whimper. Literally nothing happens in the movie until then end. There's a decent action scene involving Sophia Boutella, but it's too little too late. As for the characters, Jodie Foster is excellent and acts far better than the film deserves, but boy does she look old (hopefully they've aged her a bit). Dave Batista is good too but underutilised (again). Goldblum's role is criminally small (again). Charlie Day plays the token irritating 'entitled white man' (again). The film even looks pretty drab despite the attention to detail in the 'hotel' which is definitely a poor man's Continental. Story was a bit of a mess and there's little to no context for the set up; just that there's riots outside and its really really dangerous. I never felt it though. People often overreact to the perception of 'social justice' creeping into movies; but I started to feel it here. This is clearly some kind of 'look where we'll be in 10 years because of Trump' statement. It even references 'The Wall'. And surprise surprise, nasty white guys are scumbags at all times. It's ok, but wait for it on Netflix. 5/10.