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A CIA officer finds himself the target of a rendition operation after being scapegoated for the death of an interrogation subject.A CIA officer finds himself the target of a rendition operation after being scapegoated for the death of an interrogation subject.A CIA officer finds himself the target of a rendition operation after being scapegoated for the death of an interrogation subject.
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Annie Ngosi Ilonzeh
- Visser
- (as Annie Ilonzeh)
Sara Areyano
- First Officer Martin
- (as Sara Castro)
Michael Flippo
- The Puppet Master
- (as Mike Flippo)
Gabby Kono-Abdy
- Dana Harbor
- (as Gabby Kono)
Luca De Massis
- Driver
- (uncredited)
Nick DeKay
- Lead Special Op
- (uncredited)
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Agent Game. Horrible title I agree but you know what? I didn't hate it!
Now don't get me wrong, this straight to streaming (or maybe it'll show in theaters for a week, who knows) stars Mel Gibson and a bunch of other people who'll have you saying "hey! It's that guy/gal!". For example we have Katie Cassidy of The Arrow fame where she played Black Canary (or Canaries, I lost count) as Miller a CIA agent, Barkahad Abdi of the now meme-worthy "I am your Captain now" fame as Omar, a wrongfully detained Muslim man, with Adan Canto from The Cleaning Lady (by the way, this show is really good, you should definitely give it a go) and Jason Isaacs who's does a ton of great voice work but who I remember most recently as the charismatic Captain Lorca from Star Trek: Discovery, all make appearances here.
Surprisingly the actors involved are doing their best to make this paint by numbers espionage thriller work and I appreciated that as these types of movies are best for playing while doing your household chores and yet I found myself actually paying attention to the story! I'm not saying it's a great story but it does have enough going for it to make things engaging at times. There aren't many action sequences so if you're going in hoping for them you'll have to be satisfied with a handful here and there and a larger set piece at the conclusion and the film actually sets itself up with an open ended finale, so I'm guessing they have a sequel in mind. Call me crazy but I'm not mad at the idea.
In a world filled with mediocre straight-to-stream movies, Agent Game is a tad better than the rest. Not a lot better, but certainly not the worst by a long shot. Trust me, I'm just as surprised as you are.
Now don't get me wrong, this straight to streaming (or maybe it'll show in theaters for a week, who knows) stars Mel Gibson and a bunch of other people who'll have you saying "hey! It's that guy/gal!". For example we have Katie Cassidy of The Arrow fame where she played Black Canary (or Canaries, I lost count) as Miller a CIA agent, Barkahad Abdi of the now meme-worthy "I am your Captain now" fame as Omar, a wrongfully detained Muslim man, with Adan Canto from The Cleaning Lady (by the way, this show is really good, you should definitely give it a go) and Jason Isaacs who's does a ton of great voice work but who I remember most recently as the charismatic Captain Lorca from Star Trek: Discovery, all make appearances here.
Surprisingly the actors involved are doing their best to make this paint by numbers espionage thriller work and I appreciated that as these types of movies are best for playing while doing your household chores and yet I found myself actually paying attention to the story! I'm not saying it's a great story but it does have enough going for it to make things engaging at times. There aren't many action sequences so if you're going in hoping for them you'll have to be satisfied with a handful here and there and a larger set piece at the conclusion and the film actually sets itself up with an open ended finale, so I'm guessing they have a sequel in mind. Call me crazy but I'm not mad at the idea.
In a world filled with mediocre straight-to-stream movies, Agent Game is a tad better than the rest. Not a lot better, but certainly not the worst by a long shot. Trust me, I'm just as surprised as you are.
After reading all the negative reviews, I decided that I wasn't going to even bother to watch this film but knowing the history of how reviewers will say a good film is horrible and a bad film great, I decided to download and watch anyway. And once again negative reviews have it got wrong about a good weekend popcorn film. A cliché shoot em up bang bang, with Mel Gibson as sinister minister and Jason Isaac and Dylan McDermott as fall guys. Definitely a good one time watch. Negative reviews calling this film terrible got it way wrong. This was good popcorn.
They kind of left us hanging, so even tho this movie has excellent actors and is well produced, we don't get full satisfaction... maybe to leave an opening for a sequel, but it seemed more like the last 20 minutes was accidentally deleted and they decided not to reshoot it : ) Mildly recommended as an action/spy thriller with a slow start.
I was shocked at how bad this movie was. It was dark making it difficult to see what was going on at times. The acting and poor editing were just some of the things that made this movie awful. The action scenes were not well choreographed and besides, there was just two of them in the entire movie - one in the first 15 minutes and another in the last 15 minutes. The hour in between these action scenes was a drag, just stretched out dialougues. By the time you get to the end of the movie, you are already tired of the movie. To top it all off, the movie did not have an ending. The ending was literally a cliffhanger. Even if you are trying to set up a sequel, that is not how to do it.
I was happy with the story and acting, the soundtrack was ok too. The plot takes a little bit of effort to follow with the time transitions but was solid and enjoyable and there were no glaring holes. The effects towards the end were a slight let down, but overall it was definitely watchable. It certainly doesn't deserve all the 1 ratings.
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- TriviaCast members Mel Gibson and Jason Isaacs previously both appeared in The Patriot (2000) about twenty years earlier.
- GoofsThe opening scene takes place in Antwerp, Belgium. A car (Black BMW) is parked next to a pharmacy. The sign of the pharmacy is written in French (Pharmacie) but in Antwerp it should be in Dutch (Apotheek).
- ConnectionsReferenced in Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Qatar World Cup (2022)
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- Also known as
- Ajan Oyunu
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- Augusta, Georgia, USA(location)
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- Runtime1 hour 30 minutes
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- 1.85 : 1
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