When his daughter is kidnapped, a retired assassin is drawn back into the life he gave up. To rescue her, he must confront his former rival.When his daughter is kidnapped, a retired assassin is drawn back into the life he gave up. To rescue her, he must confront his former rival.When his daughter is kidnapped, a retired assassin is drawn back into the life he gave up. To rescue her, he must confront his former rival.
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Didi Costine
- Rachel
- (as Adriana 'Didi' Costine)
Tyler Jon Olson
- Eddie
- (as Tyler Olson)
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- TriviaThe third film that 50 Cent and Bruce Willis have starred in together, the other two being Setup (2011) and Fire with Fire (2012).
- GoofsAround 35 minutes in the movie, Paul and Angela leave a bar. When they get in the car and drive off, you can see the camera man up close in the side windows of the car.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Capturing the Prince (2014)
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This movie is not horrible, but certainly not cinematic gold either. I'm going short for this review, because there ain't much to say.
The story is, uhm, very straight forward. But we don't really need the story to be all that, in this kind of movie.
The action is actually not bad. The shootouts are pretty good. There's real blank-firing guns, good sound design, blood-packets, the works. The action choreography is not exceptional, but alright.
Bruce Willis, who's in the front on the cover, is not in it very much. John Cusack is on the cover, but also barely in it. Pretty obvious that these actors are mostly bait, to get people to see it. If Bruce Willis is in it, can't be all bad, right!? Well, yes it can, but this is OK.
Jason Patric does a pretty good job as a bad ass, I think. Seems like he got some weapons training, he is believable or the most part.
Movie is kind of reminiscent of Taken, although a lot weaker. We don't really care much about the characters.
Take it for what it is, an action thriller with a couple of decent shoot outs, and you won't be too disappointed.
The story is, uhm, very straight forward. But we don't really need the story to be all that, in this kind of movie.
The action is actually not bad. The shootouts are pretty good. There's real blank-firing guns, good sound design, blood-packets, the works. The action choreography is not exceptional, but alright.
Bruce Willis, who's in the front on the cover, is not in it very much. John Cusack is on the cover, but also barely in it. Pretty obvious that these actors are mostly bait, to get people to see it. If Bruce Willis is in it, can't be all bad, right!? Well, yes it can, but this is OK.
Jason Patric does a pretty good job as a bad ass, I think. Seems like he got some weapons training, he is believable or the most part.
Movie is kind of reminiscent of Taken, although a lot weaker. We don't really care much about the characters.
Take it for what it is, an action thriller with a couple of decent shoot outs, and you won't be too disappointed.
- Finfrosk86
- Sep 15, 2015
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- Mật Danh
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- $18,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $1,289,595
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