Haunted ex-K-9 officer Jake's peaceful life is shattered when a gang brutally attacks his family. With new K-9 partner Argos, he uncovers a drug ring, confronts corrupt officials, and fights... Read allHaunted ex-K-9 officer Jake's peaceful life is shattered when a gang brutally attacks his family. With new K-9 partner Argos, he uncovers a drug ring, confronts corrupt officials, and fights inner demons while pursuing the criminals.Haunted ex-K-9 officer Jake's peaceful life is shattered when a gang brutally attacks his family. With new K-9 partner Argos, he uncovers a drug ring, confronts corrupt officials, and fights inner demons while pursuing the criminals.
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Honestly don't even know where to start. This is, without exaggeration, one of the worst films I've ever watched. From the very first scene, it was obvious something was terribly wrong: the acting is unbelievably bad, as if the actors are reading their lines from a sheet behind the camera. There is no emotion, no chemistry, and not a single convincing moment.
The cinematography is a disaster on its own. Random camera angles, terrible lighting, and unnecessary shaking make the film feel like it was shot with an old phone rather than professional equipment.
As for the action scenes-if you expect excitement or quality, this is the last movie to look at. The choreography is slow, the shots are over-edited, and the effects look so cheap that the scenes become almost unwatchable.
When it comes to direction, it's completely absent. There is no artistic vision, no coherent structure, and no sense of pacing. Every scene feels disconnected, like it belongs to a different movie altogether.
Even the script is painfully weak. The dialogue is dull and repetitive, and the story has no purpose or depth, as if it was written in one rushed siting In short, this film is bad in every possible way. Bad acting, bad filming, bad direction, and action scenes that don't even deserve to be called action. I honestly can't recommend this movie to anyone, and I'm surprised it was ever produced.
The cinematography is a disaster on its own. Random camera angles, terrible lighting, and unnecessary shaking make the film feel like it was shot with an old phone rather than professional equipment.
As for the action scenes-if you expect excitement or quality, this is the last movie to look at. The choreography is slow, the shots are over-edited, and the effects look so cheap that the scenes become almost unwatchable.
When it comes to direction, it's completely absent. There is no artistic vision, no coherent structure, and no sense of pacing. Every scene feels disconnected, like it belongs to a different movie altogether.
Even the script is painfully weak. The dialogue is dull and repetitive, and the story has no purpose or depth, as if it was written in one rushed siting In short, this film is bad in every possible way. Bad acting, bad filming, bad direction, and action scenes that don't even deserve to be called action. I honestly can't recommend this movie to anyone, and I'm surprised it was ever produced.
Not your typical A. E. Movie. Incredibly slow. The wife is not a good character. Story line weak.disappointing sequel. Not worth the $10 on prime
Generally a fan of Aaron's and honestly he should have requested a rewrite. Gonna watch Play Dirty just to watch him in a better movie.
Best part is the German Shepard.
Best part is the German Shepard.
This film started off showing great promise the storyline okay in this Stone Age plausible with a big brother overview as a criminal unusually high amount of alleged corrupt police but we can live with that but from then on the film just kept going at the same pace never really improving that would've been acceptable but sadly within minutes they decided to pull the plug and then the film without a decent ending that made any sense!
Tried to give the movie a chance because it looked kind of "interesting" and I like the actor, anyway watched 30 minutes before I skipped throughout the entire movie. This is the most boring and predictable movie i've ever seen and I made an account just for the reason to leave a 1 star and negative review. I don't recommend this movie to anyone unless you wanna waste your time.
Stumbling upon this 2025 action thriller movie by random chance, and with it being a movie that i hadn't already seen, nor actually heard about, and seeing that it had Aaron Eckhart on the cover, I have to admit that I needed no persuasion to give the movie a fair chance. I found the 2023 movie "Muzzle" to be adequately entertaining, and thus needed no persuasion to watch this sequel.
The storyline in the movie, as written by Carlyle Eubank, Jacob Michael King and John Stalberg Jr., proved to be fair, much akin to the 2023 first movie. But it was somewhat struggling with a slow paced narrative, which meant that it was far in between the action sequences. And the movie did suffer from that.
Of the entire cast ensemble in the movie, I was actually only familiar with Aaron Eckhart. The acting performances in the movie were good.
The action sequences in the movie were fair, though personally I could have wished for more of them, as it would have helped spruce the movie up quite a bit.
Watchable, for sure, and certainly an entertaining enough movie for what it was, and if you enjoyed the 2023 movie "Muzzle", you will also enjoy this sequel.
My rating of director John Stalberg Jr.'s 2025 movie "Muzzle: City of Wolves" lands on a five out of ten stars.
The storyline in the movie, as written by Carlyle Eubank, Jacob Michael King and John Stalberg Jr., proved to be fair, much akin to the 2023 first movie. But it was somewhat struggling with a slow paced narrative, which meant that it was far in between the action sequences. And the movie did suffer from that.
Of the entire cast ensemble in the movie, I was actually only familiar with Aaron Eckhart. The acting performances in the movie were good.
The action sequences in the movie were fair, though personally I could have wished for more of them, as it would have helped spruce the movie up quite a bit.
Watchable, for sure, and certainly an entertaining enough movie for what it was, and if you enjoyed the 2023 movie "Muzzle", you will also enjoy this sequel.
My rating of director John Stalberg Jr.'s 2025 movie "Muzzle: City of Wolves" lands on a five out of ten stars.
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $118,977
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $88,584
- Nov 16, 2025
- Gross worldwide
- $137,764
- Runtime
- 1h 33m(93 min)
- Color
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