Directed by:
Keoni WaxmanScreenplay:
Richard BeattieCinematography:
Nathan WilsonComposer:
Michael Richard PlowmanCast:
Steven Seagal, Ving Rhames, Bren Foster, Danny Trejo, Jenny Gabrielle, Dylan Kenin, Frank Mir, Tait Fletcher, Alex Terzieff, Kevin Wiggins, Tomas Sanchez (more)Plots(1)
Alexander Coates' (Steven Seagal) criminal empire has been good to him - and devastating to his enemies - until his number one hit man, Roman Hurst, messes up what should have been a routine hit. Alexander spares his protege's life but cripples his hands, thus 'retiring' Hurst forever. Before long, though, Alexander realizes that he'll need Hurst's help one last time when Iceman, a ruthless killer, surfaces. (StudioCanal UK)
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I was hoping that Steven Seagal comes back and starts filming solid B movies again. But all he does is walking around wearing sunglasses, with hair dyed black like a raven if it was a human being. He is smart, important and I am amazed somebody is still excited about this. The only nice thing in this movie is Danny Trejo, who fits into this genre and his scene as a Mexican priest made me laugh. He simple can’t get over this type of roles. The film is an average action flick. It is better than Seagal’s other shitty movies but definitely nothing special.
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How good can a film be in which one of the characters says "You have three seconds to spill everything!" and means it? Not very. Moreover, Steven Seagal is really very, er, full-bodied ("You know, I'm a dinosaur," he declares) and it would do him and us good if, like the gangster Alexander, he were going to spend the rest of his life in the Thai mountains.
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