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Title: Precious Cargo (2016)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Bruce Willis | ... | Eddie Pilosa | |
| Mark-Paul Gosselaar | ... | Jack | |
| Claire Forlani | ... | Karen | |
| Jenna B. Kelly | ... | Logan | |
| Nick Loeb | ... | Andrew Herzberg | |
| Daniel Bernhardt | ... | Simon | |
| John Brotherton | ... | Nicholas | |
| Lydia Hull | ... | Jenna | |
| Sammi Barber | ... | Apsara | |
| Tyler Jon Olson | ... | Lucas | |
| Christopher Rob Bowen | ... | Glenn | |
| Madison West | ... | Vet Assistant | |
| David Gordon | ... | Robert (as Dr. David Gordon) | |
| Torrie Wilson | ... | Vanessa | |
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Kirkland Shephard | ... | Gabriel |
After a botched heist, Eddie (Bruce Willis), a murderous crime boss, hunts down the seductive thief Karen (Claire Forlani) who failed him. In order to win back Eddie's trust, Karen recruits her ex-lover and premier thief Jack (Mark-Paul Gosselaar) to steal a cargo of rare precious gems. But when the job goes down, allegiances are betrayed and lines are crossed as Jack, Karen, and Eddie face off in a fateful showdown. Lionsgate Premiere will release the action thriller in theaters and on demand on April 22, 2016. Written by Lionsgate Premiere
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A few weeks have passed, and that of course means we get yet another movie from the sausage factory that is of schlock producers Randall Emmett and George Furla. This is yet another effort of theirs that stars Bruce Willis. Well, actually it's hard to say that he "stars" in this movie, because once again he appears in a movie where it's clear he knocked off his few scenes in just a couple or so days of shooting.
It's just as well, because Willis gives yet another lazy performance that further shows he doesn't give much of a darn to his few remaining fans these days. Actually, Willis' sleepwalking comes across as Olivier compared to some of the other actors. It was hard to say who gives the worst performance in the movie, but ultimately I give the award to Jenna B. Kelly, who plays Logan. She doesn't seem to be trying at all to add emotion or any other signs of acting to her lines.
In fairness to Kelly and the rest of the cast, they have to deal with a screenplay that is packed with gawd-awful lines of dialogue that even the best thespians would have difficult selling to an audience. What's worse is that some of these lines of dialogue are intended to be funny, and not only are they not funny, they seem to be mocking the audience who is watching this movie.
As for the (limited) action, it's routine at best, and flat and uninteresting at its worst. You may be wondering if there is ANYTHING good to say about this movie. Well, some of the camera-work does impress at times - I wasn't expecting the sometimes elaborate moves by the camera for a straight to DVD movie such as this. Especially one that is bad in every other way you can think of.