Interrogation

I have always have been pretty darn good at predicting how any given movie is going to end. It's one of my completely useless talents. But this movie, I never had a clue and was pretty amazed that I never saw it coming. Makes it almost worth watching if you've got nothing better to do, like rearranging your spice rack or taking German lessons or something.

"If you know what you're looking for you can prevent it all from ever happening." Lucas Nolan (Copeland) is the best interrogator in the city. After a terror plot is uncovered it is up to him to find out where and when. The suspect they have knows the answers but won't give them up easy. The only choice him and his team have is to play along with his games in hopes of finally uncovering the truth. This is a movie where you pretty much get what you expect. A type of 12 rounds sequel that tries to be much more than that. The acting is what you would expect from a WWE movie and the tenseness comes across as forced and a little cheesy at times. The suspect he is interrogating is written to convey a pretty in your face message which wouldn't be so bad but the fact that his dialog is just a series of clichés it weakens his impact. All that said, the movie did have a twist at the end that made sitting through the entire movie worth it. Overall, a very mediocre movie that is saved by the end, only because I didn't see it coming, but it also could have been that I wasn't really paying that close attention to it. I give this a C.

(2016) Interrogation CRIME THRILLER/ MYSTERY/ ACTION

FBI agent and professional interrogator, Lucas Nolan (Adam "The Edge" Copeland) teaming up with police officer, Becky (C. J. Lana Perry) to solve riddles, clues and hints into tracking and finding bombs hidden and located around the city of LA. One of those suspects that is being interrogated is Vasti Radan (Patrick Sabongui). There's a twist toward the end that absolutely makes no sense whatsoever no matter how much is thought about it, that may also involves a possible bank heist robbery. It is not the worse movie I've seen, but at the same time it is not the best about this subject matter either.

Absolutely the worst acting ever. Copeland is not bad, but the females are B grade actresses...at best. Yes, the twist at the end was interesting, but a writer can always make it unthinkable if they care to. Decent action, but otherwise just a hair below Bollywood.

Lionsgate and WWE making sub-par movies once again. However, If you are looking to kill some time then this movie is a good action flix that will fill that void. We have a Die Hard 3 type movie.

The best part of this was actor Patrick Sabongui; aka Vasti Radan. His lines were funny and he hit his lines perfectly. The two people that Adam Copeland, aka Lucas Nolad, are lame. First, they want him then they don't then they use again and then send home. Then there are the parts where the prisoner, Vasit, is handcuffed then not cuffed.

The fight scenes are good and I only saw one WWE wrestling move.

All in all, The acting gets a 6 but I give the movie a 4 because it could have been written better. One note: Julia Benson character was just wrong from the start. If I was Lucas I would have said to her face the first time she gave me attitude to "F OFF". -ha

The film is enjoyable if you are like Vasit. LOL