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Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Jonathan Patrick Foo | ... | Mercy (as Jon Foo) | |
Falk Hentschel | ... | Martin | |
Vinnie Jones | ... | Ivan Rudovsky | |
Joanne Kelly | ... | Natalie Meyers | |
Sean Astin | ... | Kyle Black | |
Danny Glover | ... | Harding | |
Adam Croasdell | ... | Alexi Vodanova | |
Branden Morgan | ... | J.R. Wilkes (as Branden R. Morgan) | |
Adam Tsekhman | ... | Bogdan | |
Maximilian Osinski | ... | Lev | |
Ben Jenkin | ... | Scar (as Ben Jenkins) | |
Spencer Garrett | ... | The Man in Black | |
Paul Duke | ... | Kong | |
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Brandy Grace | ... | Brothel Beauty |
Jef Groff | ... | Langdon Miller |
Mercy Callo is a U.S. Black Ops soldier who finds himself the only survivor of a botched prisoner extraction mission. Forced to fight his way out of a maximum-security Chechen prison, he must keep his target alive in order to save thousands of lives. Written by Anonymous
While this was clearly not a big-budget, blockbuster, mega-action, summer-release, slug fest, it was a surprisingly good movie. Relative newcomer Jon Foo gives a veteran performance with an excellent display of his martial arts skills and better-than-workman-like acting skills. Sean Astin and Danny Glover have some unfortunately somewhat two-dimensional roles, but Joanne Kelly, who it's nice to see is still finding work after Warehouse 13, brings a Myka Bering-esque likability to her role. For me, the lowest point in this movie is the tiresome Vinnie Jones. If you're not familiar with his work, just watch this movie and you'll have a pretty good handle on it. (yawn) Meanwhile, the story itself is not totally far-fetched and the fight choreography and special effects are definitely up to snuff. All-in-all, it's a good, Saturday afternoon, nothing else to do way to spend an hour and 45 minutes.