Decommissioned

Several times during the film, both in rooms and in streets, the hero protects himself from a gazillion machine gun bursts crouching behind a wooden (probably plywood) counter, behind the door of a non-armored car and worse, behind a stretcher. And no matter how many bullets are thrown to him, he is always peachy. Not one hits him. The way the Big Bad Guy behaves and dies in the end is ridiculous. In addition to those weaknesses there is the implausibility of the whole plot: the bad guys want to kill the president, so instead of hiring (and handsomely paying) a reliable sharpshooter, or finding a fanatic who could do the job out of hatred to the President, the bad guys force a guy by taking his wife and child as hostages. What could go wrong?) Yet, apart from those shortcomings, the film es decently directed and decently acted by everybody. As pure mindless entertanment, it fits the bill.