IMDb RATING
5.3/10
3.3K
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After a former special forces agent's son is kidnapped, he must wipe out three dangerous crime syndicates, if he wants to see his son alive again.After a former special forces agent's son is kidnapped, he must wipe out three dangerous crime syndicates, if he wants to see his son alive again.After a former special forces agent's son is kidnapped, he must wipe out three dangerous crime syndicates, if he wants to see his son alive again.
Karlee Leilani Perez
- Alanza
- (as Karlee Perez)
Peter Jang
- Omar Guard
- (uncredited)
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Our hero, Nero, possesses very special skills. His son is kidnapped and in order to save him he is forced to go on a killing spree. Yes, it's 'Taken' once again, with some variations. It plays out (probably intentionally) like a computer game. The dialogue can sometimes be cartoonishly clunky. Exciting at times, it did succeed in holding onto this viewer until the end. Ok but quickly forgotten.
A very average Scott Adkins movie. I expected much more from Isaac Florentine given his past successes but given the obvious lack of money here and the shooting speed I guess this was the best we could do. To be fair, the action sequences are pretty decent when portrayed as JOHN WICK-style shoot-outs, although the hand to hand combat at the climax is spoilt by the annoying intercutting between fights that Hollywood always insists on. Adkins is fun and Mario Van Peebles full of charisma, but the rest is merely B-movie average grade.
After the lackluster Close Range back in 2015, I kinda hope that Seized would be a good comeback from the dream team of DVT action movie Scott Adkins and Issac Florentine but I guess 2020 is the year that nothing good can come out of it because this is one again a low effort action schlock from these guys and I cannot be any more disappointed in it. It definitely not the worst movie Scott has made this year because that spot still belongs to Legacy of Lies but it also far from some of his good ones. I actually really enjoyed Mario Van Peebles performance in this movie when he is the only one bring so much energy to this movie and some of the fight scenes although not as polished as Ninja 2, Undisputed 2&3 or had any fight that stands out from the rest they're still quite fun to watch, yet I can really say the same about the shallow characters and the tragic short runtime.
The pacing is good. The storyline is predictable but it doesn't stop it from being entertaining. Scott Adkins does what he does best - fight off bad guys. Mario VP seemed to be having fun. The action sequences are nicely done. Just good performances all around.
If you like Scott, then you know how all is films are. The fight scenes are awesome and always on point and for that I gave him 5 stars. The acting is okay but I Like Scott so I'm okay with it. Got me to forget about life for a few hours and for that I thank the cast and crew
Did you know
- TriviaThis marks the eighth film with Scott Adkins that has been directed by Isaac Florentine. In addition to this film, Florentine directed Adkins in Close Range (2015), Ninja II: Shadow of a Tear (2013), Ninja (2009), Un seul deviendra invincible: Rédemption (2010), Un seul deviendra invincible : Dernier Round (2006), L'empreinte de la vengeance (2008), and Special Forces (2003).
- GoofsNero gets hit with a tiny tranquilizer dart that punches through the glass of his sliding glass door. The glass alone would have altered the trajectory of the dart and the way the dart works, would have released its payload upon impact with the glass rendering it useless for Nero.
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Details
Box office
- Budget
- $3,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $46,191
- Runtime1 hour 25 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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