The Accountant let him go to stop them from sacrificing the baby.  He told him that Satan hates the idea of sacrificing children in his name.

 Personally, this looks like brain dead fun.  I'll admit, I enjoy Cage, even in his current low brow mode.  I do miss the guy who would occassionally give us a film like Matchsticke Men, but for simple popcorn fun, this guy provides every time on that level.  

I loved this movie! I watched it on DVD, and it perfectly captures that late 70s / early 80s ultra violent, gory, nudie, cheesy B-movie vibe with Cage at his Nicolas Cagiest.

This movie was just plain ole' fun. It reminded me of the type of movie my dad and I would see at the drive in back in the 70's.

As long as I enjoy what I've paid to see, then it's quality in my book. I wanted dumb fun. I got dumb fun. Check your brain at the door and have a blast!

BTW - Am I the only one who thinks William Fitchner would make a great Terminator?

I like Cage well enough.  What ever happened to that latest Ghost Rider movie?  I haven't seen or heard anything about that one in several months.  (Not that I am really complaining, just an observation.)  I'll catch this flick on cable sometime, not in any real rush to see this one.

I'll see your Donald Sutherland and raise you Alfred Molina when it comes to appearances in every movie.  I went to go see Prince of Persia and saw him in a trailer for another movie and made that comment to a friend.  We about died laughing when we saw that he was actually in PoP, as neither of realized that at the time.  I saw True Lies and Raiders of the Lost Ark close together not too long ago, that is when I realized how much ol' Al got around.  :)

Yeah I actually enjoyed this film a bunch. Fitchner was great.

Btw I'm sure no one is waving 10mil in Nic Cage's face.

This movie was awful ,but mildly entertaining. And Amber Heard is just smoking hot...it's a real shame she plays for the other team.

 Just watched the movie.  Obviously, it was inspired by the grindhouse genre.  In that it suceeded.  I was not aware that the whole movie would really rely on 3D when I was watching it in 2D.   I think it had moments.  The hotel scene rocked.  The problem is that I feel, for a film of this nature, that less would be more.  The old highway scene at the end was creepier than hell itself.  You don't need to even show hell.  Just give it a low budget feel.  Not back lot and CGI overload.  I give it a C -.   Campy, but too much CGI and 3D effects.  Plus, it how many times could it rip off Terminator?  It would have fit in fine with Tarrintino's flick (which I also didn't like.)  

I do think Cage brings in the cash.  He has several films in his resume that have been blockbusters.  I think 10 million is not out of the question.  If not more.  

BTW, I recognized where several of the scenes were shot around the bridge.  That bridge is literally just 30 minutes away from me.  

 Amber Heard looks a lot like Denise Richards in this film.