Vengeance Man: Die Abrechnung

I expected it to be underwhelming, but this was definitely below my expectations. Lots of fighting, thousands of rounds expended, and nobody really gets hurt.

It's obviously a very cheaply made movie, but it's redeeming feature is that there are plenty of fights, hand to hand - and two badazz girls who can (and do) take on anybody.

The story? Not much, find a guy and bring him in.

As long as you don't expect Hollywood gloss, this is almost like a low-budget "Expendables," with plenty of action and enough firepower to fight a war. There is also some witty banter and funny one-liners. I rate it a 5/10.

So I didn't really know what to expect from this film, but I ended up thoroughly enjoying it! As a life long WWE fan, I'm always intrigued when wrestlers pop up in films and former IC champ/King of the Ring Wade Barrett (under his real name here) is great in this movie squaring up against none other than footballing hard man Vinnie Jones. Look, it's not gonna win any Oscars so if you're looking for arthouse, thought provoking, visionary cinema, then this isn't for you, but the action is great, it's non stop from start to end and entertaining as hell.

This is one of the lamest un believable movies yet. I've never seen armed combat but I'm pretty sure shooting at people with a machine gun from 10 feet away is going to hit atleast one of them. Hand gun shooting at 20 30 40 feet and no one got hit?? Just not believable. I've seem prime time tv shows with more carnage and believable action than this.

Not one of the best made films I have seen, poor music, bad acting and poor editing. There are better films of this genre, but the overall impression is this is a straight to bin one. It all came over as a film made to show directors/actors just what NOT to do in making a film. Only 2 of the cast stood out, 1) Vinnie Jones who has already proved he can actually turn in a good performance by being Vinnie Jones, and 2) Stu Richardson, another Brit, who is notable for one thing, he is the exact size of Jack Reacher of book and film fame. Looking at Stu, imagine Tom Cruise stood beside him and who seems to be able to batter anyone in the room.

Altogether a poor film that could have been so easily a good one.