Shia Labeouf reunites with "Disturbia" director D.J. Caruso, playing a young slacker whose twin brother has died mysteriously. Rachel (Monaghan) finds that her child is missing, and soon the two strangers realise that they have been framed as terrorists. Forced to become members of a cell that has plans to carry out a political assassination, they must work together to extricate themselves while being led by a mysterious voice.

What happens when the technology that surrounds us today, that we love and depend on, turn out to be a life-threatening force ... and worse, for it to spiral completely out of control? This was the idea that popped into Executive Producer Steven Spielberg's head when he produced this race-against-time thriller called "Eagle Eye". The latest non-stop actioner from Spielberg also reunites director D.J. Caruso and budding actor Shia LaBeouf since their last venture in "Disturbia" (2007). Since this one promised to have so much more action than the last movie they did together, you'd be tempted to think that you'll be on a thrilling roller coaster ride, especially if you're a fan of this genre of films.

However, despite the impressive trailer, "Eagle Eye" turns out pretty ordinary instead. Admittedly, it is breathtaking but it is also shallow. By that, I mean you can sink into your chair and relax, drifting yourself through the movie effortlessly. It doesn't require any intense thinking and it is rather predictable, even though you might enjoy it.

Aside from "Transformers" and "Indiana Jones" boy wonder Shia, the movie sees the line-up of some pretty big names like Michelle Monaghan, Billy Bob Thornton and Rosario Dawson. However, if you are expecting something from these stars, then you might end up leaving the hall speechless and frustrated. The acting doesn't leave an impact to the storyline. It is an overly simple, corny and mediocre performance from the cast.

So what's left of the movie to look out for? Technology, Pentagon, terrorists, weapons and of course a major explosion or two may invite curiosity but some will see it as a trap, since the trailer looks so awesome. It's not an outstanding piece but it is entertaining enough to quench your thirst for an action-thriller flick. It's a movie that's worth it for a one-off viewing.