Another movie that showcases what happens when you hand your mind off to another person who isn't qualified to be you. The lead actor, Noel Clarke, is brillant in his portrayal of an abused scientist turn action-hero. A must see.

It is the near future, and ex-soldier and PTSD patient Ryan Reeve (Noel Clarke) has a very disturbing type of blackout amnesia: He regains consciousness days or weeks apart for exactly 9 minutes and 47 seconds, only to discover that he is now a lethal operative for a mysterious organization. But as he tries to piece together his past with each reboot, he realizes that the organization now wants him dead. Can Reeve stay two steps ahead of a sinister colleague (Ian Somerhalder) he does not recognize long enough to destroy a global conspiracy he can't escape? Alexis Knapp, Luke Hemsworth and Brian Cox co-star in this action thriller.

I liked this movie but I was the only one in my house who did. Someone compared it to a film school project. The plot did seem a little thin but all in all it was an ok movie. I'd recommend it; if specifically asked about it.

The movie was interesting although it took a long time to get to the point and I'm not sure I got it

I bought this movie because I had nothing else to watch, and it was entertaining, but not the best movie ever made.