I can't believe that the only reason Kiefer Sutherland was in this was because he needed the money. But..... There was the usual setting the scene with them all horsing around in camp before going to the wedding but they failed to achieve the "Brothers in Arms" cohesion and it was all a bit lame. And that was also true for the cartel bad guys as well - they tried their best to menace everyone but it was too fragmented and characterless. And, as for their shooting, anyone half decent at Call of Duty would have them well beat! Overall, it was too "poor man's Magnificent Seven" for me, hence the 6 out of 10.

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