Un veterano del Vietnam che diventa un eroe locale dopo aver salvato un uomo dagli aggressori su un autobus urbano decide di agire quando il suo migliore amico viene ucciso e la polizia most... Leggi tuttoUn veterano del Vietnam che diventa un eroe locale dopo aver salvato un uomo dagli aggressori su un autobus urbano decide di agire quando il suo migliore amico viene ucciso e la polizia mostra scarso interesse a risolvere il crimine.Un veterano del Vietnam che diventa un eroe locale dopo aver salvato un uomo dagli aggressori su un autobus urbano decide di agire quando il suo migliore amico viene ucciso e la polizia mostra scarso interesse a risolvere il crimine.
- Marissa
- (as Patricia Deleon)
Recensioni in evidenza
It is a somewhat entertaining film, definitely clichéd and riddled with one liners that are so bad you have to laugh at them, think Batman and Robin with Arnold as Mr. Freeze using his goofy one liners, then take scenarios like a bus running over parking meters and Trejo's Frank Vega saying, "Sorry I don't have any change." I am not trying to say that these eye rolling moments don't make the film hard to watch, in fact given their context they work to an extent.
The film is of course based on Thomas Brusco, the senior citizen who beat up a bus patron and became a You Tube sensation about 2 years ago. Here the filmmakers twist the yarn and give Epic Beard Man, a somewhat touching, if not mushy back story of being lost in today's world. They do try to keep the action moving even to the point that they inter-cut footage from the Arnold Schwarzenegger film RED HEAT to help provide the films climax.
People will try and compare this film to Machete, and in a way I can see where they might get the inclination to make such a comparison, but believe me they are not int he same class.
The primary cast are senior citizens, and if you want to watch a bunch of seniors kicking ass and taking names, this is definitely worth a look. If you decide to walk into the film, keep a VERY open mind. It is a B movie from start to finish.
The best way to describe it is a Die Hard for seniors, but I may be giving it too much credit in saying that but overall, if you're looking for a way to kill 90 minutes on a Sunday afternoon (Or in my case, a Saturday morning) then give it a whirl.
He goes from zero to hero, gets the girl, investigates crime scenes (including cheese chalk out line) and kicks some serious ass, in a way that we all wish we could but is of course impossible. It's almost comic book style.
Funny quote (for the geeks) 'What the f**** is a flash drive'
'It's an inch long storage device that uses solid state memory to store persistent data from your computer."
Anyhow watch it with a grin on your face and point out the silly bits to your mates.
Well nevertheless the acting is not bad at all (except for some lame parts) and there are some cool fight scenes and some other a bit disordered action shoots. I liked the soundtrack, very nice hip hop themes, and I liked how the main character followed the clues.
It's a movie that could had evolved on something much more thrilling but if you just want to relax with nothing too complex to mess around with your head it's a nice movie. I mean you can even watch it with kids, not a big problem, but for me it's definitely not what I look forward in a movie.
After his one & only friend was murdered senselessly he became the man the public wanted him to be & started on journey of ass kicking his way to find answers. This film won't win any awards but it was certainly entertaining for 90 minutes, and all you punks giving it a 1 rating should go sky diving without a parachute because obviously your brainless body is just in the way. It's 5/10 solidly, actually it's worth more than that for the great message it leaves the viewer. So to belittle this fine piece of film is in itself a crime!
I couldn't help thinking of Gran Torino & Harry Brown a bit at times due to the fact of all three characters being in a war, all being senior citizens & all they wanted was a little peace & a bit of happiness and they were "called" back into duty for something they truly believed in.
Lo sapevi?
- QuizThe bus chase scene is a digitally altered version of the one from Danko (1988).
- BlooperAt 8:08 you can see 5 service stripes (Hash marks) on Frank's uniform, which would signify 15 years continuous service in the US Army. Frank served 7 years of which 6 years were in Vietnam. 2 service stripes would be proper.
- Citazioni
Mayor Williams: And enough with the long text messages. What's up with those fucking happy faces. I hate that shit.
- ConnessioniEdited from Danko (1988)
- Colonne sonoreBlood Sweat Tears
(instrumental)
Written by Raw C
Performed by Chef Raw C Beatz
Published by Aurturo Molina (BMI)
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Dettagli
- Tempo di esecuzione
- 1h 30min(90 min)
- Colore
- Mix di suoni
- Proporzioni
- 1.85 : 1