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Tolérance zéro 3 : Justicier solitaire

Original title: Walking Tall: Lone Justice
  • Video
  • 2007
  • R
  • 1h 35m
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4.8/10
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Tolérance zéro 3 : Justicier solitaire (2007)
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In Dallas, when the two prime witnesses against the drug-lord Octavio Perez are murdered by his gangsters in a safe-house, the testimony of the FBI agent Kate Jensen and three other agents b... Read allIn Dallas, when the two prime witnesses against the drug-lord Octavio Perez are murdered by his gangsters in a safe-house, the testimony of the FBI agent Kate Jensen and three other agents become the only chance to keep the criminal in prison. They are lodged in another safe-hous... Read allIn Dallas, when the two prime witnesses against the drug-lord Octavio Perez are murdered by his gangsters in a safe-house, the testimony of the FBI agent Kate Jensen and three other agents become the only chance to keep the criminal in prison. They are lodged in another safe-house to wait for the trial, but the place is invaded by the criminals and the agents are exec... Read all

  • Director
    • Tripp Reed
  • Writers
    • Joe Halpin
    • Brian Strasmann
  • Stars
    • Kevin Sorbo
    • Yvette Nipar
    • Haley Ramm
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    • Director
      • Tripp Reed
    • Writers
      • Joe Halpin
      • Brian Strasmann
    • Stars
      • Kevin Sorbo
      • Yvette Nipar
      • Haley Ramm
    • 19User reviews
    • 11Critic reviews
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    Kevin Sorbo
    Kevin Sorbo
    • Nick Prescott
    Yvette Nipar
    Yvette Nipar
    • Agent Kate Jensen
    Haley Ramm
    Haley Ramm
    • Samantha Jensen
    Elizabeth Barondes
    Elizabeth Barondes
    • Agent Marcia Tunney
    Rodrigo De la Rosa
    Rodrigo De la Rosa
    • Octavio Perez
    Christina Hearn
    Christina Hearn
    • Ramona
    Jonny Cruz
    Jonny Cruz
    • Ciro
    Mark Whitman Johnson
    • Lt. Doug Maxwell
    • (as Mark W. Johnson)
    Benjamin Burdick
    Benjamin Burdick
    • Agent Russell
    Gail Cronauer
    Gail Cronauer
    • Emma Prescott
    Jenny Shakeshaft
    Jenny Shakeshaft
    • Crystal Martin
    • (as Jennifer Sipes)
    Jackson Hurst
    Jackson Hurst
    • Hank
    • (as Ryan Hurst)
    Merk Harbour
    Merk Harbour
    • Art
    Timothy Vahle
    Timothy Vahle
    • John Bishop
    Andrew Stevens
    Andrew Stevens
    • Andrew Davis
    Lawrence Varnado
    Lawrence Varnado
    • Anderson
    Michael Crabtree
    Michael Crabtree
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    6lastliberal

    One guy? One f*cking redneck? That's it?

    The action starts earlier as witnesses are gunned down by gangsters while watching a stunning show by Ramona (Christina Hearn in her only movie. More!) going on in the apartment across the street.

    Kevin Sorbo follows up a long career as Hercules with a follow-up to Walking Tall: The Payback. He has a new girlfriend (Yvette Nipar) who is a federal agent that is to testify against the kingpin (Rodrigo De la Rosa) after the death of the witnesses. She has a smart 12-year-old daughter (Haley Ramm) that makes things interesting.

    She survives and they try to hit her again in the hospital. Sorbo takes her to his ranch to protect her. Things get ugly ala Rambo II, and Ramona shows her torture-porn side, but then Sorbo shows his toughness.

    Naturally, we have the big showdown at the ranch.

    I have to get Walking Tall: The Payback.
    5paul_m_haakonsen

    More action, but less story...

    Having watched "Walking Tall: The Payback" and "Walking Tall: Lone Justice" back to back, I can say that they are both equally good. Where "Walking Tall: The Payback" was more story-driven, "Walking Tall: Lone Justice" is more action-driven. Good or bad, up to the individual viewer, of course.

    The story in "Walking Tall: Lone Justice" is about Nick (played by Kevin Sorbo) who has moved from Dallas to start a new life with FBI agent Kate (played by Yvette Nipar) and her daughter Samantha (played by Haley Ramm). But Nick soon finds himself fighting to protect those who he love against ruthless drug cartel gang members as Kate is involved in a trial against them.

    Less thorough storyline compared to the "Walking Tall: The Payback" movie, but more action. So this trade off will of course appeal to some in the audience.

    The acting was good for a movie of this type, just don't expect anything extraordinary. Kevin Sorbo was without a doubt the driving talent carrying the movie.

    "Walking Tall: Lone Justice" is a mediocre action movie, but is still worth watching if you got an hour and a half to pass and just need a mindless action movie for entertainment.
    5Leofwine_draca

    Passable action flick spoilt by poor direction

    A second straight-to-DVD sequel following on from WALKING TALL, a remake of a '70s action flick starring Dwayne Johnson. Kevin Sorbo had already appeared in a first sequel, which I haven't seen, but this one has a stand-alone storyline which is unconnected to the previous movies.

    In essence, it's a typical low budget action movie, very similar to the kind of stuff that Steven Seagal is making these days. Kevin Sorbo is the just, upright hero who falls foul of a sinister drug lord and his gang of ruthless dealers. People are killed, Sorbo kicks a little ass (including during one of those ultra-predictable scenes in which he stumbles upon a convenience store robbery) and it all builds to a showdown between the good guys and bad.

    In terms of quality, it's very much par for the course. I like Sorbo, have liked him since the days of HERCULES: THE LEGENDARY JOURNEYS, although it's not something I regularly watched. He seems like a genuinely nice guy, and that counts for a lot in my book. Of the supporting players, nobody really stands out, but the pace is good and there are some set-pieces that work, like the lengthy hospital interlude or a surprisingly nasty bit of torture.

    A big detraction from the film is the direction, which is absolutely horrible. Director Tripp Reed seems to equate style with shaking his camera all over the place, doing frenzied editing at all stages to boot. It doesn't work, it's an unnecessary detraction and really the only thing wrong with this movie; I can overlook the clichéd plot and characters, but not that direction. I cringe just thinking about it!
    9roman8

    Not quite as good as WT - The Payback, but...

    No more small town sheriff taking out the bad guys entirely on his own: this time help's at hand. No more solitary hero looking for revenge: instead there is a small family there to protect. And no more rednecks set on spreading fear and terror for reasonable profit: this is organized big city crime in all its nastiness.

    WT - Lone Justice is a totally different ball game from WT - The Payback and it shows: it's shot and cut following other aesthetic and timing demands, the pace is very quick, the story doesn't take its time to let itself being told, the soundtrack leaves the C&W-style and goes for gangsta-rap (there are at least two remarkable pieces there, by the way). And yes, at least one scene is as brutal as they get.

    However: like The Payback, Lone Justice is almost a genre-study, bringing all elements of this type of movie together, mixing them well together and keeping them in line with a steady hand.

    The characters are believable - more than that: they are in fact so realistic, it makes you want to get involved with some of them every now and then (either to hit or comfort them, sometimes even both).

    The acting is outstanding, although in this one Sorbo's performance is at times too much of a good thing; he is delivering such a terrific job of making Nick Prescott alive and understandable in all of the man's struggles, that the scenes without Kevin Sorbo sometimes come over as a bit flat, which - in all fairness - they are not: the ladies in the movie are awesome actresses, the supporting male actors all good and their play's showing lots of different nuances to keep you interested, and Haley Ramm is by far the most realistic teenager I ever saw on-screen. Still: Sorbo outshines them all and - as it isn't a solo for him, but an ensemble piece - at times it would have been better to reign him in a bit on the enthusiasm with which he makes the part his own.

    Personally, I cared more for The Payback's relaxed, beautifully shot High Noon-approach than for Lone Justice's Miami Vice-style. But they're undeniably both honest-to-the-core, very impressing and highly entertaining action movies, straightly told, compelling stories about people one can relate to.

    If one ever wondered what movies like The Bourne-trilogy would look like without the enormous budgets: Lone Justice is the answer. And that is a good thing.
    waalla_in

    By far the most disappointing action flick..

    Went to watch this movie expecting a 'nothing really much' action flick, still got very disappointed. The opening scene promised a little action with a tinge of comedy. It keeps you hooked for the first half coz till then you are expecting that now its time for the action to kick in. Well, nothing of that sort happens. The movie drags and the ending just thumps you down to a point that you get annoyed.Wonder what was the director thinking. Made no sense watsoever. The movie lacked in all aspects, had no real storyline and it seemed very hollow, even if "Rambo" was in it, I don't think he could have helped the rating at all. There is simply no logic to the movie. A perfect way to waste your time and money. By far the most irritating movie i have ever seen and i am sure there will b others who'll have the same viewpoint after enduring it. Definitely not for people who have a little movie sense left in them.

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      At around 38 minutes, Samantha has a food cup near her left arm on the table, which is missing in the next shoot and then comes back again after that.
    • Quotes

      Nick: Justice is about two things: Power and Money. With them you can do anything.

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      Follows Tolérance zéro (2004)
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      It's A Jungle Out There
      Written by David Wurst and Eric Wurst

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    • Release date
      • September 25, 2007 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Tolérance Zéro 3
    • Filming locations
      • Dallas, Texas, USA
    • Production companies
      • Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
      • Andrew Stevens Entertainment
      • Walk the Walk Productions
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 35m(95 min)
    • Color
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    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.78 : 1

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