Not many movies can preach a sermon and entertain at the same time, but this one manages to pull it off.

And with a certain grim humor while it does it, too.

I have to admit, I haven't seen the entire movie, the DVD I got skips like a mother, so I couldn't watch the last part. I am currently up to the movie when Cage's wife finds his stockpile of weapons in the truck container. So far, it is a good film, and well acted. The opening sequence is one of the better openings of the year, and definitely symbolic of what is to come. Cage always plays a good part no matter the content, and this movie is no difference. It is a good movie so far, and I am sure the ending well justify my decision.