Directed by:
Steven C. MillerScreenplay:
Miles ChapmanCinematography:
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The Newton BrothersCast:
Sylvester Stallone, Dave Bautista, Xiaoming Huang, Jesse Metcalfe, 50 Cent, Titus Welliver, Jaime King, Wes Chatham, Ashley Cusato, Baylee Curran, Lydia Hull (more)VOD (3)
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Years after Ray Breslin fought his way out of the escape-proof prison, he's organised a new top-notch, for-hire security force that includes some of the best in the business. But when one of Breslin's team goes missing Breslin goes back into the secret lock-up to save his friend. To attempt this near impossible mission, he enlists his old friend Trent Derosa (Dave Bautista) and the returning surveillance expert Hush (Curtis Jackson), to help him return from the gauntlet with both his friend and his life. (Signature Entertainment)
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A massive dud with cheap visual effects, mad editing and messy action. A pointless thing that spoils Stallone’s image of a hitmaker in his old age.
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Sylvester Stallone returns in a sequel no one asked for. Sly must free his partner from a super-prison and beat up or shoot a lot of people in the process. And it's ugly, boring, with uninteresting performances and generally B-movie like, and not in a good way. This movie has no business being in theaters, so don't let the familiar faces on the posters fool you.
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This really didn't work and I don't really want to comment on what Sylvester Stallone stepped in this time. The previous film benefited mostly from Stallone reuniting with Arnold Schwarzenegger and that made it fun. But this film is worse in every way, Stallone clearly wasn't amused by his role of reciting lines he's heard hundreds of times, and no one else there is the least bit interesting. Boring, and stupid.
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