Gunned Down

I quite enjoyed this Brit gangster flick, some well known actors and a believable story line. I get the feeling that some people out there won't like a film unless it has a bond like budget and all celebrity A listers. This film hits the mark and is worth a rental or purchase, story line was good, twists and turns kept you guessing; I've seen a lot worse. Give it a go, you won't be disappointed!

This movie hits hard from the start and never loses momentum. The action is raw and chaotic, making every fight feel like it matters. But what makes it stand out is the story-it's not just about the adrenaline; it's about the characters and the stakes that drive them. The tension is palpable, even in the quieter moments, because you know something big is coming. The characters are flawed but relatable, with motivations that feel real, and their struggles keep you invested throughout. The pacing strikes the perfect balance between explosive action and emotional storytelling, so nothing ever feels out of place. Visually, it's gritty without being overly stylized, which adds to its authenticity. This isn't a film that relies on flash or gimmicks; it's grounded and impactful, delivering a raw experience that feels genuine. If you're looking for a crime-action movie that's intense, emotional, and gripping, this one delivers on all fronts.

This was Mark McQueen's second major film he directed, and he did an amazing job once again. This is an action packed low budget U.K. flick with great cinematography and editing. It's nothing great, but it is fun.

Writer and lead actor Craig Fairbrass kicks some as* in both his screenplay and his acting.

Sure the story has been done before many times, but I can never get bored of this type of U.K. action flick, especially as a low budget entry into this genre.

Rating this film on its merits and as a B-type low budget film, it's a fun 8/10 from me.

Gritty and Surprisingly Emotional - This movie isn't just another action flick. It's got heart, grit, and a story that makes you care. The action is intense and feels grounded, but it's the emotion behind it all that really hits hard.

This movie hits all the right notes. The action is brutal, the story's emotional, and the whole thing feels real. You actually care about what's happening, which makes the fights even better.

The characters are flawed but relatable, and the stakes feel personal, which makes everything more impactful. Even the slower parts don't feel like filler-they give you time to connect with the story and the people in it. By the time the credits roll, you're left thinking about what you just watched. It's raw, real, and totally worth checking out.

The name and picture from the movie gave me the feeling it had to be a great action movie. Sadly its not, the story is bad and predictible and a lack of action. Even the ending was horrible. I think it was a waste of time to watch.