Liked it. Strictly. A Sci-FYI flick. I've seen it twice now and the first time was ok, this time I got bored with it several times. Slow starter in finding the other crew and they only located 4 as they showed and there were to be 6 stationed there. Wesley Snipes finally got what he deserves. Haha

"Armed Response" started out alright, but it quickly lost its momentum and settled comfortably into something less than mediocre.The movie was plagued by a fairly pointless story. Actually, once it was revealed what was going on, then the movie went into a stale mode and just trotted onwards without any ups or downs.The characters in "Armed Response" were like cardboard cutouts, and you didn't really connect with them. With that being said, it should also be said that there was actually some fairly good acting from the cast."Armed Response" had a fairly adequate cast to perform in the movie, with Wesley Snipes, of course, being the big name to pull in the audience.This was not an extraordinary movie experience in any sense. And I can't really recommend that you spend time, money or effort of the movie, unless you are a fan of anyone in the movie.

Ok. Our government creates a cyber system called the Temple, and, there are a thirteen of them distributed throughout the globe. Basically an AI without them stating as such. This AI has numerous abilities one of which is as the ultimate lie detector. Couple this with its apparent ability, never truly explained, to extract information from subjects. Complete visual and auditory information. Of course something goes wrong.One of the Temples is located in the U.S. in an abandoned, modern prison facility. The facility is guarded by a spec ops team. When things go bad the on-site team is eliminated. Enter our cast. Another spec ops team. Ok now I try to be open minded but I grow really weary of Hollywood intersecting diminutive females into the teams. See see the all the time now. So enter Anne Hesche. A very mediocre actress whom we are expected to believe is a highly trained spec ops warrior. Never mind the rest of the team dwarfs her by at least a foot and a hundred pounds, she is put forth as the team bad-ass. Not buying it at all.Plot has tons of holes bordering on incoherent. Smiles must really need cash after his jail time for tax evasion.

A team of highly trained operatives find themselves trapped inside an isolated military compound after its AI is suddenly shut down. The crew begins to experience strange and horrific phenomena as they attempt to uncover what killed the previous team. Armed Response is the kind of film that is gonna make you question yourself 3 simple things: "why am i watching this?", "why am i so bored?" and "what happened to Snipes career?" and believe me i asked all those questions myself since the movie was awful in ways that i can't explain for example a guy gets killed by getting his arms stretched off from a wall with awful cgi, someone else dies from a truck and a lot of people either kill themselves or die from a ghost also spoiler it's not an action movie and Snipes fans will be disappointed he hardly does anything in the entire movie and he eventually dies from grabbing a glass window with electric power. For around 48 minutes the film is trying desperately to make everything a mystery and we just don't care. The acting is mediocre at best and Seth Rollins should never ACT again ever and WWE needs to stop making films in general, the marketing is off in so many ways and the entire film tries to kill it's remaining characters in less than 25 minutes and it's 1 hour and 33 minutes of a sh*t show. I'm so disappointed by this movie it was stupid, boring and above all awful and Snipes should start reading better scripts the next time. (0/10)