Character actor Vinnie Jones spoofing his numerous meathead/henchman roles, cycling between two expressions: indignation and sadistic glee.Ĥ. Yeah, it's a mishmash of good, strange ideas and generic nonsense, barely held together by Sly and Arnie. The script's provocative political sentiment is that nations are irrelevant bureaucracies like the CIA and the Bureau of Prisons exist only to front deals between what Noam Chomsky would call 'unaccountable private tyrannies.' Hobbs ( Jim Caviezel), an immaculate, soft-spoken sophisticate (who would have been played by Anthony Perkins in another era), runs the show when he's not tending to his gorgeous butterfly collection. The Tomb is also one of those profiteering private enterprises, like Blackwater (which is mentioned as a source for its security personnel),which thrives on doing dirty work for the powerful. The Tomb is a place for the 'disappeared' among terrorists, warlords and high-level gangsters. As negotiated by his boss ( Vincent D'Onofrio), his latest assignment is to escape from what used to be called a 'black site,' an uncharted holding facility for criminals no government cares to bring to traditional justice. Something about how Stallone's character, Ray Breslin, is the world's leading prison escape artist, hired to show correctional facilities their security weaknesses by breaking out of them.

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