The Marine 3: Homefront (Video 2013)

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Cast overview, first billed only:
	Mike 'The Miz' Mizanin	...	Sgt. Jake Carter
	Neal McDonough	...	Jonah Pope
	Ashley Bell	...	Lilly Carter
	Camille Sullivan	...	Amanda Carter
	Michael Eklund	...	Eckert
	Jeffrey Ballard	...	Darren Carlyle (as Jeff C. Ballard)
	Darren Shahlavi	...	Cazel
	Jared Keeso	...	Sheriff Harkin
	Ben Cotton	...	Galen Jackson
	Steve Bacic	...	Agent Wells
	Sean Tyson	...	Murray
	Darcy Laurie	...	Teddy
	Aleks Paunovic	...	Gabriel
	Nicola Anderson	...	Agent Thompson
	Tony Alcantar	...	Glen

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Storyline

A Marine must do whatever it takes to save his kidnapped sister and stop a terrorist attack masterminded by a radical militia group.

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Action | Thriller

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Rated R for violence and language | See all certifications »

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Trivia

Randy Orton was originally cast in the lead role. But controversy arose due to Orton's real-life bad conduct discharge from the Marines. WWE released a statement that it was inappropriate to cast Orton due to his poor military record. Orton had previously been considered for the lead role in The Marine 2 (2009). See more »

Goofs

When Amanda hands Agent Wells her iPhone so he can talk to Jonah, whatever the iPhone is showing onscreen rotates from vertical to horizontal orientation, which the phone app doesn't do. See more »

Connections

Follows The Marine (2006) See more »

Soundtracks

Break-up Sex
Written by Josh Zee and Teal Collins
Performed by The Mother Truckers
Courtesy of Frog Music Licensing LLC
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User Reviews

John Cena still had the best one.

6 August 2016 | by subxerogravity – See all my reviews

Not too fond of the opening narration. It sets the tone that I have to like the movie because it's about supporting the troops, but is it? Or is it just exploiting them like every movie seems to these days. It's like if I put some marine in my movie or something about a soldier it gets a higher score, automatically.

But you know what? Once that John Cougar Mellencamp- type song came on after the open narration, I knew then what type of homeland American movie I was getting into and just needed to accept that.

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I'm a fan of the Miz. I've never seen him wrestle, and more familiar with him as Mike from the Real World but I think its cool that someone from the show became big enough to star in his own movie.

But I think they are not sure about his star power as there is a big cast of characters doing a lot of things in the movie, making his part smaller.

Decent gun play makes for some cool actions sequences.

Neal McDonough also made a nice villain. He was sympathetic and unwavering in his cause. It's a pretty bad ass villain.

I actually saw the Marine 4 before I saw this one and as far as The Marine saga starring the Miz, number four is better than number three. Nothing beats the first one starring John Cena, but Marine three was just developing something for the Marine 4.