Marauders
is a movie starring
Bruce Willis, Christopher Meloni, and Dave Bautista.
When a bank is hit by a brutal heist, all evidence points to the owner and his high-powered clients. But as a group of FBI agents dig deeper into the case - and the deadly heists continue - it becomes clear that a larger conspiracy is at play.
A Wall Street broker is forced to evade a police chief investigating a bank robbery as he attempts to recover the stolen money in exchange for his son's life.
Director:
Steven C. Miller
Stars:
Bruce Willis,
Hayden Christensen,
Ty Shelton
When a bank is hit by a brutal heist, all evidence points to the owner and his high-powered clients. But as a group of FBI agents dig deeper into the case - and the deadly heists continue - it becomes clear that a larger conspiracy is at play.
When Mr. Hubert takes the baseball bat and shatters the table glass there were magazines on the table before but not when he hits the table with the bat. Finally, he breaks the glass completely the first time with the bat, but hits the table 2 more times and the sound effects are the same as the breaking of glass the first time even though there wasn't any glass left to break. See more »
It's one of those movies that Bruce Willis is "staring" in. His face is all over the poster. Too bad he's not in the movie as much. He took a paycheck for 2 weeks of work and 20mins of screen time.
I would think that having Christopher Meloni, Dave Bautista, and Adrian Grenier in the movie would be enough to attract attention, but I guess it's not enough to get the movie in the theaters.
Meloni leads the cast as an FBI agent searching for some bank robbers that seem focus on steeling money from Bruce Willis, who owns the banks they been targeting.
Bautista and Grenier are on Meloni's team as they investigate a tangled web of corruption from the bank, local law enforcement and even the military.
It's a compelling thriller that keeps moving despite all the obstacles in Meloni's way.
If you were a fan of Meloni back when he was on Law and Order: Special Victims Unit than you'll love this movie.
Especially with the great Dave Bautista as his partner. It's mostly him talking but he gets to do a little action as well.
It was a good role for Adrian Grenier. He plays a rookie fed who's given a hard time by Bautista, but slowly shows them just how bad ass he really is.
The only problem with the story is that it is too complicated. In their attempt to be smart they just end up being confusing with a story with far too many sub sub stories that get all jumbled together.
Overall, however the movie works with some standout characters played by some well known actors that keep you focus.
Definitely a good watch.
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It's one of those movies that Bruce Willis is "staring" in. His face is all over the poster. Too bad he's not in the movie as much. He took a paycheck for 2 weeks of work and 20mins of screen time.
I would think that having Christopher Meloni, Dave Bautista, and Adrian Grenier in the movie would be enough to attract attention, but I guess it's not enough to get the movie in the theaters.
Meloni leads the cast as an FBI agent searching for some bank robbers that seem focus on steeling money from Bruce Willis, who owns the banks they been targeting.
Bautista and Grenier are on Meloni's team as they investigate a tangled web of corruption from the bank, local law enforcement and even the military.
It's a compelling thriller that keeps moving despite all the obstacles in Meloni's way.
If you were a fan of Meloni back when he was on Law and Order: Special Victims Unit than you'll love this movie.
Especially with the great Dave Bautista as his partner. It's mostly him talking but he gets to do a little action as well.
It was a good role for Adrian Grenier. He plays a rookie fed who's given a hard time by Bautista, but slowly shows them just how bad ass he really is.
The only problem with the story is that it is too complicated. In their attempt to be smart they just end up being confusing with a story with far too many sub sub stories that get all jumbled together.
Overall, however the movie works with some standout characters played by some well known actors that keep you focus.
Definitely a good watch.