End of a Gun
End of a Gun
R | 23 September 2016 (USA)
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A mall security guard—and former federal agent—crosses paths with a drug kingpin's enforcer after the guard saves a woman from danger.

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Leofwine_draca

END OF A GUN is another cookie cutter DTV thriller for ageing action star Steven Seagal, doubled in his fight scenes and with his orange-tinted glasses and dyed black goatee beard glued to his face as usual. This one teams the star with his go-to director Keoni Waxman for a cheaper-than-ever story that begins with Seagal rescuing a beautiful young woman from the clutches of an abuser and ends with the usual shoot-out in a warehouse. In between you get the typical abruptly-edited fight scenes, unbelievable flirting and romance between Seagal and his 20 year old beautiful love interest, and stock bad guys.

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Destroyer Wod

So in the latest years with Steven Seagal its been more miss than hits. But sometimes there is a movie that come out which entertain me enough to consider it a good time. Don't get me wrong, i don't expect an Hollywood production out of his movies, but in the direct to video action genre sometimes they do the job. Not this one...Keoni Waxman directed the pretty good Force of Execution, which had Seagal more as a support character. I enjoyed that one so i tough who knows this one may also be good. But its not the case.There is very few fights, and when there is the camera angles are terrible making it obvious its a Seagal body double for the bare minimum moves. The plot is pretty generic even tough OK, but the characters have nothing interesting. Seagal once again play an ex agent/soldier and the bad guys are generic as they can be. There is a couple gun fights which are also rather uninspired.The reality is when you watch a Seagal, one of the thing that is kinda fun is when the bad guys underestimate him, even tough he appear 2 feet taller than them, and he get out some one liners as he kick there ass. Not much of that in this.In any case unless you are a total Seagal must watch kinda guy, you can definitely skip this one. Its not atrocious or anything, its just boring...

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Robbie Adams

Just another rinse and repeat "action" movie from Seagal. Same type of plot as all the rest of his straight to video movies filmed overseas. Ex-CIA agent this or Ex-Federal Agent that or Ex-DEA agent for good measures. Obviously he needs the money for more fried tofu and bacon as it's plainly clear that he has given up and continues to make these horrific movies. It's time he retires because it's just painful to watch this overweight washed up actor wearing the same tired tinted glasses and black suits to hide his lard as he tries to lift his fat legs to make a kick. However, rest assured expect to see at least 7 to 25 other movies in 2017 from Seagal with the same plot. Same black suit to hide his fat and those same cheesy glasses he wears as if it's going to make him look thinner and more badass. More like make him look like a fat ass. Avoid this movie at all costs.

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kaefab

Aging is part of everyone, gray hair, a bit of weight gain and so on, but Steven instead of embracing it simply dies is hair black and is awful fu Manchu beard black.This is what makes me laugh the most and keep me coming back for is movies but now i have learned i only watch the trailer.I used to be so excited back in the days when a Siegel or Van damme movie came out because they where good movies.But now its always the same thing, Ex special this ex special that, the guy is almost 70y old and still playing the total bad a$$ in is movie a role that he is long done for.I can understand that everyone as to make a living, but this is ridiculous at best.This movie is no different then the ones he been make for the last 10 15 years he is an ex military that save a women, and she cons him into stealing money from bad people, then the bad people comeback to get the money WOW what a borefest.

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