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Mercenary

Titre original : Mercenary for Justice
  • Vidéo
  • 2006
  • R
  • 1h 31min
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4,0/10
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Steven Seagal in Mercenary (2006)
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Un mercenaire est impliqué dans une mission qui menace la vie de ses proches. Pour réussir, il doit s'introduire dans l'une des prisons les mieux gardées d'Europe de l'Est et libérer le fils... Tout lireUn mercenaire est impliqué dans une mission qui menace la vie de ses proches. Pour réussir, il doit s'introduire dans l'une des prisons les mieux gardées d'Europe de l'Est et libérer le fils du baron de la drogue le plus célèbre au monde.Un mercenaire est impliqué dans une mission qui menace la vie de ses proches. Pour réussir, il doit s'introduire dans l'une des prisons les mieux gardées d'Europe de l'Est et libérer le fils du baron de la drogue le plus célèbre au monde.

  • Réalisation
    • Don E. FauntLeRoy
  • Scénario
    • Steven Collins
    • Joe Halpin
    • Danny Lerner
  • Casting principal
    • Steven Seagal
    • Jacqueline Lord
    • Roger Guenveur Smith
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  • NOTE IMDb
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    4,6 k
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    • Réalisation
      • Don E. FauntLeRoy
    • Scénario
      • Steven Collins
      • Joe Halpin
      • Danny Lerner
    • Casting principal
      • Steven Seagal
      • Jacqueline Lord
      • Roger Guenveur Smith
    • 46avis d'utilisateurs
    • 23avis des critiques
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    Steven Seagal
    Steven Seagal
    • John Seeger
    Jacqueline Lord
    Jacqueline Lord
    • Maxine Barnol
    Roger Guenveur Smith
    Roger Guenveur Smith
    • Anthony Chapel
    Luke Goss
    Luke Goss
    • John Dresham
    Michael Kenneth Williams
    Michael Kenneth Williams
    • Samuel Kay
    Adrian Galley
    Adrian Galley
    • Bulldog
    Langley Kirkwood
    Langley Kirkwood
    • Kruger
    • (as Langley Jack Kirkwood)
    Vivian Bieldt
    • Dekerk
    Verity Price
    • Female Assistant
    Bruce Young
    • Malik - Chief of Police
    Peter Butler
    Peter Butler
    • Ahmet Dasan
    Farouk Valley-Omar
    Farouk Valley-Omar
    • Elder Butler
    • (as Fahruq Valley-Omar)
    Tumi Mogoje
    • Eddie Jones
    Faye Peters
    • Shondra Jones
    Zaa Nkweta
    Zaa Nkweta
    • Radio Jones
    • (as Zaa Nikweta)
    Ivaylo Geraskov
    Ivaylo Geraskov
    • French Colonel
    Shirly Brener
    Shirly Brener
    • TV Reporter
    • (as Shirley Brenner)
    James Maritz
    • Laurent
    • Réalisation
      • Don E. FauntLeRoy
    • Scénario
      • Steven Collins
      • Joe Halpin
      • Danny Lerner
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    4lost-in-limbo

    "I shall give you the best."

    Quite a sloppy and lethargic straight-to-DVD Steven Seagal action joint. I've been watching a few of these in recent times, hoping I might just come across a diamond in the rough, but it has mainly been depressing. However where else can you see Seagal being at the end of this line "Yeah, that's it for you poophole!". Yes I'm not kidding. That's what some macho said and Seagal made sure it wouldn't happen again. By taking out this guy, plus the bathroom it occurred in too. Surprisingly here Seagal looks like his doing most of his own stunts, but then again the martial art combat is lacking (plenty of slapping and people being thrown about) and more time is taken up with relentless gunfire and explosions. Like its jacked-up opening. While competent in execution, it remains a pedestrian display. The story follows that of a group of mercenaries being betrayed, and than going onto a mission to free an important figure from a highly protected South African prison. After the betrayal John Seeger is threatened into helping out in this new mission, when his late-friend's family is kidnapped and used to make him participate. The plot seems confounded with so many details, involving double crosses and political interest. Then throw in the usual words of wisdom from Seagal, which randomly come from nowhere and he slurps them out making the meaning of them just as hard to understand. Slapdash performances by the rest of the cast.

    "The man's a f*cking ghost."
    4gridoon

    Slick garbage

    "Mercenary for Justice" is garbage. Sure, it looks slick, with above-average (by DTV standards) production values, international locations, and some great stunts. But don't let the looks fool you. The story makes no sense whatsoever from beginning to end, and Seagal's ego-feeding is in full-force here (he is introduced as "the most decorated soldier in Gulf War I" - apparently he wouldn't even settle for "second most decorated" - and, of course, nobody can land a single tiny hit on him in a fight, despite the fact that these days he has to send his stunt double to climb over a 10-foot wall). The viewer has no idea what is going on or why, and in a turn of events that shows just how utterly moronic this script is, Seagal and his female partner Jacqueline Lord kill several perfectly innocent Cape Town cops and security people who were just trying to protect the bank that these two were (inexplicably) robbing, yet the film apparently expects us to continue regarding them as the good guys (!!!), because they are trying to save a black kid and his mother. What the hell? Oh, and why does that kick-ass muscular and deadly female mercenary we see in the opening sequence get killed off so quickly? At least SHE could climb over a wall. (*1/2)
    7nerph20

    One of the better Seagal films of recent years...

    "Mercenary for Justice" has one heck of an opening. It starts on a war-torn battlefield with Seagal and a group of mercenaries fighting a legion of French soldiers after having kidnapped and killed the French ambassador. Director Don E. FauntLeRoy, who did the so-so "Today You Die" with Seagal, proves his worth with this sequence as the action is fluid and crisp and looks like it cost way more than the reported $15 million it actually did. It's clear with this film's opening: Seagal is hearing the fan's pleas for better films, and he's going to start trying better. Another thankful gesture to his loyal fans in this film is Seagal actually does his own fighting, and while the fight scenes are less impressive, at least it's him doing it. The plot is ridiculous and silly and most of it doesn't make a lick of sense, but since when did it have to in a Seagal movie? What matters is that the film looks good and makes Seagal look good. Having been a Seagal fan for a while, I must say I was pleased by this film.
    5tarbosh22000

    More Shooting Than Martial Arts

    I liked Seagal.... In his prime. A long time ago, (Okay, 1989) Steven Seagal was the master of the martial arts, A man who speaks little, but makes up for it in kicking ass... and he was lean and mean. Nowadays, he's fat, he can barely talk above a whisper, and he just doesn't care. But he keeps churnin' out the junk.

    And I keep falling victim to it. For Seagal DTV standards, (does that even make sense?) it isn't as bad as "Submerged" , but it's not as good as "Belly Of The Beast".

    The plot: John Seeger (you know who...) is an ex-mercenary, CIA, FBI dude, who has to break into a prison, while orchestrating a bank robbery. Then Seeger shoots lots of people. That's about it.

    What's with the three word titles? Enough already. I guess people don't think it's a Seagal flick without a three word title. The title doesn't even make sense. A mercenary works for money and he has no soul, he doesn't do it for justice.

    The only actors good in this is Roger Guenveur Smith as the villain Mr. Chapel and Luke Goss as Dresham. But even they were coasting.

    If you want a good Seagal flick, go with "Out For Justice" instead.

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    3RogerBorg

    If only Seagal had invested his Under Siege money wisely...

    ...he wouldn't have to keep grinding out quota dross like this.

    Look, we all know the plot by now. Bad People with Foreign Accents plan to do Bad Things to Good People with Domestic Accents. Seagal is the only man standing between blah and blah and blah de blah blah. OK, we know. We know. Let's just enjoy the ride.

    The problem is that the "plot" of this movie jumps around so much that it's impossible to keep track of who is doing what to who and why. Really, I couldn't keep track of Good People and the Bad People, or when they switches sides or why, or which side Black Tech Guy is on from minute to minute.

    On the plus sides, Seagal does his own "fight" scenes, but they're just sad now. His leathery skin clearly makes him invulnerable to conventional weapons, and while he does his usual twist/lock work, he's also forced to do some strikes that are simply pathetic. The guy can barely punch past his own belly these days.

    The highlights are the supporting cast. Jacqueline Lord is surprisingly competent, and looks like she should have been in a lot more productions than her resume suggests. She clearly missed out on her big break a decade or so ago, but does well as mature totty.

    Matt... uh, sorry, Luke Goss owns the few scenes that he's in, but there's just not enough of them to save this movie, and they're irrelevant anyway since Seagal is playing his usual immortal Myrmidon Let's give Goss the last word though: "This is unbelievable," he opines, and there's not much to disabuse that notion here.

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    • Anecdotes
      Steven Seagal and Michael Kenneth Williams became close on set, but had a falling out because Seagal wouldn't stop incessantly talking about Jason Statham.
    • Gaffes
      In the restroom fight, several of John's punches clearly miss, yet there is a punch sound.
    • Citations

      John Seeger: [coming out of the toilet] You looking for me?

      Motorcycle Hitman: [aiming gun] Yeah. That's it for you, poephol!

    • Connexions
      Featured in Bad Movie Beatdown: Mercenary for Justice (2011)
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    • Date de sortie
      • 14 novembre 2006 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Aruba
      • États-Unis
      • Afrique du Sud
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Mercenary for Justice
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Cape Town, Western Cape, Afrique du Sud
    • Sociétés de production
      • Millennium Films
      • Luminosity Media
      • Emmett/Furla Oasis Films
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      • 8 000 000 $US (estimé)
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      1 heure 31 minutes
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    • Mixage
      • Dolby Digital
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.85 : 1

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