Two assassins agree to work together as one tries to avenge his wife and the other collect a reward for a job.
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Title: Assassination Games (2011)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Jean-Claude Van Damme | ... | Vincent Brazil | |
| Scott Adkins | ... | Roland Flint | |
| Ivan Kaye | ... | Polo Yakur | |
| Valentin Teodosiu | ... | Blanchard | |
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Alin Panc | ... | Kovacs |
| Kevin Chapman | ... | Culley | |
| Serban Celea | ... | Wilson Herrod | |
| Michael Higgs | ... | Godfrey | |
| Kris Van Damme | ... | Schell (as Kristopher Van Varenberg) | |
| Marija Karan | ... | October | |
| Bianca Brigitte Van Damme | ... | Anna Flint (as Bianca Van Varenberg) | |
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Andrew French | ... | Nalbandian |
| Attila C. Arpa | ... | Telly (as Attila Árpa) | |
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Marioara Sterian | ... | Mrs. Pavlescu |
| George Remes | ... | Bartok (as Remes George) | |
Vincent Brazil and Roland Flint are the two best assassins in the world - but unknown to each other. These two rival assassins form an uneasy alliance to take down a target, which is backed by dirty Interpol Agents. Written by Anonymous
The two major roles, played by Scott Adkins, and Jean-Claude Van Damme are something that you can relate too. One is fighting to assassinate his target because of love, fighting to try and bring justice for his wife. The second is the opposite. Everything thing is about work, and he is just doing a job. Vincent becomes more open to love throughout the film, as you see the change from the start to the end, and that was a good believable story.
The writing for this movie was great, good action sequences, though at times there was a little too much dialogue, they did make the movie worth watching, but also something that you won't regret having watched later.