Directed by:
Uwe BollScreenplay:
Raul InglisCinematography:
Brendan UegamaComposer:
Stu GoldbergCast:
Dominic Purcell, Ray Liotta, Michael Paré, Erin Karpluk, Don MacKay, Tyron Leitso, Brad Kelly, Steve Bacic, Garry Chalk, Brendan Fletcher, Eric Keenleyside (more)Plots(1)
Four assassins pose as Secret Service agents to assassinate the President of the United States. (official distributor synopsis)
Reviews (1)
Uwe Boll directed a serious thriller with Dominic Purcell as the villain, which is a bit of a change from Assault on Wall Street, but not by much. The main highlight is Ray Liotta, who finally plays a fairly likable and positive character again. Uwe Boll took on the remake of a film starring Sinatra, and surprisingly, he handled it quite well. It's a fairly standard execution, nothing extra, and you're just waiting for it to end. On the other hand, it's not fair to say that this is complete crap; that would just be prejudice. Boll didn't make a great film, or even a good one, but he did make a passable one. But it's got a really weird soundtrack. Considering what one usually associates with Boll, this is a masterpiece, though somewhat lacking in energy at times. I can't help it though, as a whole it's not that bad, and it reaches an average level.
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