![]() ![]() ![]() He's sentenced to death and then abducted by a shadowy group (The Templars) that want Cal because of his, uh, DNA. ![]() There's a prisoner named Cal Lynch ( Michael Fassbender) and he lives in the not-too-distant future. Williams eagerly awaits a good line or two? (He never gets one.) If anybody had a spark of inspiration when they made "Assassin's Creed," it certainly doesn't show. ![]() Still, why is there so much pensive info-dump talk-talk-talk in "Assassin's Creed" about the modern-day Knights Templar, and their quest to eradicate global violence using an elaborate virtual reality work program-and yet nothing beyond the basic premise makes sense? Who choreographed these dull, repetitive fight scenes? And why are supporting cast members like Jeremy Irons and Charlotte Rampling skulking listlessly in the corner while poor Michael K.
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