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30 March 2007 (Turkey) moreTagline:
4 Robbers, 2 Killers, a Cellphone, and Way Too many GunsPlot:
Two killers turn the tables on a trio of robbers when they find themselves in a hostage situation. Surrounded by the police, the robbers must become the heroes before the killers execute everyone. | full synopsisPlot Keywords:
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Just shoot it back to oblivion more (14 total)Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Edward Furlong | ... | Sam | |
| Tom Zembrod | ... | Bill | |
| Michael Madsen | ... | Agent Lind | |
| Ling Bai | ... | Nadia | |
| Maurice Ripke | ... | Bud | |
| Arnold Vosloo | ... | Det. Rick Devlin | |
| Malgorzata Kozuchowska | ... | Paulina | |
| Jordana Spiro | ... | Mary Jane | |
| Robin McGee | ... | Mr.Gris | |
| Yelda Reynaud | ... | Det. Catherine Pulliam | |
| Venice Gell | ... | Nicole | |
| Cynthia Marquoit | ... | Sally | |
| Brandy Little | ... | Alice | |
| Hayden Tweedie | ... | Jenny | |
| Curtis Wayne | ... | Karl Schroder |
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Rated R for violence, a strong rape scene, and language.Parents Guide:
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Germany:90 min (European Film Market)Country:
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I have to congratulate the genius who approved this one. Edward Furlong, you're not as good as you think mate, you can't grab on every piece of low-cost amateur crap, which sole intention has to be to get some bucks.
The filming is bad, and I mean BAD. Anyone with a camera would get the same result, or better.
The acting, lets just say: don't go to the supermarket looking for actors. The good ones usually come with a degree or, at least, have some damn experience! The director.. Mr. Jon Keeyes, please find your purpose in life, as a director you simply suck. Your directing is poor, the angles are all messed up (not in a good way), the lines seem as if they're being read out of toilet paper, and the damn music.. it always comes up when it shouldn't and goes out for no apparent reason. And don't go for writer either, by the way. Making movies isn't like serving on a coffeshop, it requires art and skill, things I really doubt you'll ever have.
Instead of making a badass shootout movie, you should've shot this one back to oblivion and wait 'till something good came up.. Or just go find a job on a coffeshop. You'll have less stress and you'll save movie goers some money and a bad night.
vote: 1/10 (my first one)