A renegade general (Robert Miano) plots to bomb Washington using a new top secret jet called the Storm Catcher. The only trouble is only one man (Dolph Lundgren) is capable of flying it. Storm Catcher has it's fair share of good moments for sure as an action movie but it's once again far from other good Lundgren movies. The action was heavy of course but not enough, the rest of the cast didn't do anything insane to say the least and the overall storyline? Wasn't that good or well written for me to get captivated by it in the end. (5.0/10)

It was on TV last night. I wasn't expecting anything since I knew nothing about it. There were some negative parts, plot gaps, action gaps, logic gaps, the use of what appears to be a F-117A as the new "mystery" super plane. If you took it seriously and you had any idea about military, then there is a good chance you will not like this at all. I have plenty of knowledge about military matters but I still enjoyed it. It reminded me a lot of one of those war movies from the 80's, with lower budget and not much time given to film or edit it. If you used to enjoy those films and you are willing to turn down your thinking for the duration of this movie, you can enjoy it. The action sequences are OK enough, Dolph has the best performance among the other actors and the whole thing is ridiculous enough to be interesting to watch to see what is going to happen next.Not sure if I am ever going to buy the DVD of it, but I do not regret at all watching it last night.

There is no doubt that this is a cheapie. Director Anthony Hickox admits that had little budget and time to do it right. But, sometimes cheapies can be worth watching. Sometimes.In this case, if he had more money he could have gotten Burt Lancaster instead of Robert Miano. Gen. James Mattoon Scott is the preeminent wacky military type that leads a revolution against the government. Miano just does have the passion.Maybe he could have gotten Arnold Schwarzenegger to lead the charge to stop the revolution and get his daughter back. Dolph Lundgren is OK, but when you want the best, you get Matrix.Yvonne Zima is no Alyssa Milano, but she did a good job as the daughter. I would keep her.So, we have Seven Days in May and Commando. I am sure we can come up with others that we used to make this film, but why bother. Just watch the originals.

There is isn't one single saving grace in the entire ninety dire minutes. Guessed the good and bad guys within the first five minutes and was forced to fast forward the remaining eighty-five.I'm afraid there is nothing more to say. If at all possible avoid!