With its stock characters and regularly timed action sequences, The Divine Move 2 is not unlike the game it dramatizes; two-dimensional, and black and white.

For an action crime film that just so happens to be centered around a board game this is surprisingly dark broad spectrum morality about the nature of human sinfulness.

One-dimensional characters, comic-bookish exaggeration, numerous plot holes and no real twist -- yet the film still manages to be quite fun with adrenaline-pumping action and excitement.

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