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OK I know Chuck Norris isn't the best actor in the business but he's good enough to be convincing. This is the same director who brought us The Fugitive, which was a hit thriller, and Under Siege, a successful Seagal action/Thriller. Is Steven Seagal a better actor than Chuck Norris?!! I don't think so. Norris aside the movie has a gripping story, interesting characters, and a good build up. The ending is a little cliché with the typical one man army thing but its a solid thriller. My only complaint is there just wasn't enough spin kicks and roundhouses to suit my tastes for a Chuck movie. Let me give a message to all the Chuck non-believers. If you don't like him so much then ignore the fact that he is Chuck Norris and focus more on the characters and the story. Sheesh! Anyways it was great but nowhere near as exciting as Lone Wolf McQuade which is probably my favorite movie of his.

Again with the negative Chuck Norris reviews. Why?! An action movie doesn't have to have state of the art special effects to be great. Chuck Norris embraces his darker side in The Hit-man which I was to surprised to find was directed by his brother Aaron Norris. The Hit-man has got some really funny one liners and some added cheese here and there but I guess you can't make a pizza without sprinkling on some cheesy goodness. Not only is this a first for Chuck Norris having a darker hero role but it marks the second time iv'e ever heard him drop the F bomb which is pretty rare for Chuck Norris. My favorite part is when Chuck Norris tries to help a young boy with a bully but as it turns out the bully has a bully father to whom Chuck Norris teaches another lesson if you know what I mean. Ecellent movie especially if you like a cheese pizza with pepperoni one liners as the toppings.

I saw this movie with high expectations because of hearing about missing in action so much but it turns out to be an average Chuck Norris movie. At first glance at the cover you'd think this was some Vietnam war movie but its not hardly since it takes place many years after the war. Chuck Norris stars as a war veteran who was missing in action and just got back to America. Chuck knows that they are still holding POWs in Saigon but he can't prove it. And when he's invited to Vietnam for negotiations, he tries to gather guns, supplies and old friends to help him rescue the POWs. There's hardly any martial arts in Missing in Action which is disappointing because that's one of the main reasons you see a Chuck Norris action movie anyway. Just a lot of shooting instead. There's entertaining moments in Missing in Action but not enough to keep your eyeballs glued to the screen. Acting is decent and isn't really bad. It's neither a good nor bad movie just not a very interesting movie. The Second one is better but i'm warning you that the quality is terrible on the second.