Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Steven Seagal | ... | Alexander Coates | |
Ving Rhames | ... | Ice Man | |
Danny Trejo | ... | Oso | |
Bren Foster | ... | Hurst | |
Jenny Gabrielle | ... | Karen | |
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Marlon Lewis | ... | Dante |
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Gillie Da Kid | ... | Clay |
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David House | ... | Dre |
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Big U. Henley | ... | Lathrell (as Big U) |
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Andy Brooks | ... | Monty D |
Jermaine Washington | ... | Truck | |
Cajardo Lindsey | ... | Benny | |
Ivan G'Vera | ... | Constantine | |
J.D. Garfield | ... | Cesare | |
Noel Gugliemi | ... | Salvator |
"Force of Execution" is the story about a crime lord torn between his legacy and his desire to get out of the life of crime that has built his empire, when a new player to the scene tries to use the town anti-hero's network to climb to power. The only friend the crime lord has is his assassin protégé who has troubles of his own. An epic battle of under bosses and crime lords. Only one will come out alive or will they? Written by Jim Burleson
From Keoni Waxman, director of Maximum Conviction and A Dangerous Man, returns with Seagal to bring you Force of Execution, an action/crime movie showcasing several interesting performances with a lot of tepid dialogue and clichés.
The movie follows, mostly, Bren Foster as he portrays the protégé of sorts to crime boss Mr. Alexander (Seagal), who is pulled out of premature retirement when a sadistic up-and-comer (Ving Rhames) begins killing his way to the top.
The Pros: Steven Seagal turns in an enigmatic performance as Mr. Alexander as he sports, for the first time, a mean goatee. His fights are well choreographed as are Bren Fosters', who is also fun to watch. Ving Rhames and Danny Trejo are, as always, reliably efficient.
The Cons: As a Seagal fan, it's a bit of a drag to see him almost take a backseat to somebody else. The entire plot is also quite predictable.
Final Verdict: Seagal fans be sure to watch but prepare to miss the big guy for around half the movie.