Directed by:
James NunnScreenplay:
Ronnie ThompsonCinematography:
Jonathan IlesCast:
Scott Adkins, Kacey Clarke, Mark Wingett, Jack Doolan, Georgie Swan, Joey Ansah, George Russo, Spencer Wilding, Forbes KB, Lee Charles, David Cheung (more)VOD (1)
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The third feature in the drama franchise that focuses on the violent world of British football hooliganism. 14 years after turning his back on the Green Street Elite and channelling his energies into mixed martial arts, Danny Harvey (Scott Adkins)'s world is shattered when his younger brother Joey (Billy Cook) is killed in what seems to be a pre-planned fight. With no leads to go on, and determined to seek justice, Danny is forced to re-enter the world of organised football hooliganism in order to find out the identity of his brother's killer and mete out revenge in the only way he knows how. (Lionsgate Home Entertainment)
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I don't like Scott Adkins, and after this movie, nothing has changed that. Any continuity with the previous films is completely pointless, and it's not even worth looking for. There are just very similar characters here, and essentially it's still about football, although that's quite irrelevant. First and foremost, it's about the fights, which are quite rough, that must be acknowledged. But as a whole, the film is actually about nothing, which is quite sad. It left about as much in me as the second one, which is to say, almost nothing.
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