This movie is pretty pointless, but it's still cool. Plot twists, gunplay, intensity, modern action, it's all here. Like most recent movies (1998-), Color of Pain does not take the typical police/crime story approach, since the genre has lost some popularity and may be getting a bit old. The plot is very eccentric, and some camera work/editing are very untraditional as well. The worst thing about this movie might be the fact that more than once, the good guy would help his enemy kill the good guy's friend. Not sure if they were intentional, but surely bothersome they are.

[7/10]