12 Rounds 3: Lockdown
12 Rounds 3: Lockdown
R | 11 September 2015 (USA)
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Lockdown Follows a police officer who returns to duty after recovering from a gun shot wound to discover incriminating evidence of illegal activities against those closest to him. He quickly finds himself trapped inside his own precinct, hunted and in search of the truth, as the crooked cops stop at nothing to recover the evidence.

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Jeremy X. Luna

One never knows what to expect from a WWE film, but they certainly seem to be moving in the right direction, and this effort is no exception. The casting was excellent, and the film is well-written and admirably played out by the stars, with enough action, intrigue and realism to keep you engaged. Roger Cross was very good, as usual, and Dean Ambrose was excellent and extremely likable as the protagonist. (Although I must confess I secretly hoped to see him pull out 'dirty deeds' during a hand-to-hand combat scene :) But as one would hope, the film showcases another side of Ambrose we don't usually see, which speaks to his versatility as an actor. I hope to see him again in future films!

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Tony Heck

"He's dirty and I got the evidence." After returning to the force after a gunshot wound, officer Shaw (Ambrose) thinks he's in for a easy day back. When he discovers his former partner is involved in illegal activity he wants to do something about it. After the building is locked down It is up to him to stop them and keep the evidence safe. There really isn't too much to say about this one. The first two movies in this series were actually not too bad. A cop forced to go through a series of tests in order to save the ones he loves. The only thing this had in common with the others is the title and a wrestler is the main star. This is pretty much a generic action movie that did everything it could to be Assault on Precinct 16 but fell way short. Overall, a pretty cliché action movie that really is worth watching only if you are a huge fan of Dean Ambrose. This one strayed too far from what made the others interesting to watch. I give this a C.

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kasra-d

may contain spoiler....the movie start very slow and then jump in the so called "action". whole film is about a highly trained corrupt police squad that left some evidence after a crime. they ( with automatic weapons)come after a good cop with a pistol and lost! and all happens in a modern police station that got on lock down for no reason and no one asking questions ! The bad guy had opportunity to kill the "hero" but instead start lecturing him so give him recording and chance to escape ! ... and for sure you'll have a happy ending you can guess the rest. bad acting , poor special effect and actually NO STORY , even the action scenes are boring.

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layans16

I want start off by saying i never watched any of the other 12 Rounds movies. Or Lockdown ones.but I actually enjoyed the action in this movie it was quick and exciting. Now the storyline is meh and very predictable at times... I mean it's alright but i'm sure if they tried harder they could've brought up something less cliché.I thought the actors and the antagonist Burke did a pretty good job and Ambrose was great, for a first movie he was perfect.I wish to see him (main eventing Wrestlemania next year) in more movies. LETS GO AMBROSE.

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