Nicolas Cage

Dwayne Cameron

Michael Rainey Jr.

Ori Pfeffer

Sean James

Michael Bellisario

Weston Cage

Sophie Skelton

Cory Hardrict

Pavel Vladimirov

Sapir Azulay

Derek Horse

Alexandra Dinu

Raymond Steers

Katie Manning

Keith D. Evans

Nick Donadio

Aaron Cohen

Mark Basnight

François Coetzer

Fedi Bashur

Aleksander Karastoyanov

Jamieson Urquhart

Laura Giosh

Velizar Binev

Atanas Srebrev

Shari Watson

Eric Ali

Petar Mitev

Stowe Blankenship

Jordan Aboutall

Brian Manning

Brenda Galaz-Magyar

Mackenzie Evans

Vitaly Zdorovetskiy

Sam Cig

JR Esposito

Amanda Cerny

Jeko Bogoslovov

Ivan Kaloshev

Shauna Small

Liza Mircheva

Owen Davis

Bleona

Jonathan Yunger

Maya Markova

Orlin Pavlov

Manal El-Feitury

Rachel O'Meara

Dessy Slavova

Teodor Tzolov

York Alec Shackleton

Tapio Liukkonen

Alexander Krumov

Boaz Davidson

Ivan Todorov Ivanov

John Thompson

Luke Cousins

Frederik Wiedmann

Arta Tozzi

Anna Gelinova

Les Weldon

Lonnie Ramati

Jeffrey Greenstein

Avi Lerner

Isaac Florentine

Scott Karp

Peter Mechkoff

Trevor Short

Gisella Marengo

Kess Bonnet

John Rebus

Alain Jakubowicz

Asen Bozilov

Wouter van Herwerden

Ivailo Dimitrov

Ivan Vatsov

Svetoslav Mateev

Vessela Bannzurkova

Dimitar Krustev

Milena Mihaylova

Dobrinka Stamenkova

Pierre-Yves Lavoué

Geo Ivanov

Roman Pessarov

Dian Hristov

Ivo Peitchev

Nikolai Nikolov

Patrick Christensen

Nevena Dragoshinova

Aleksander Aleksiev

Georgi Raykov

Georgi Petrov Yakimov

Stefan Filipov

Vedat Kiyici

Krasimir Shtabekov

Daniel Ivanov

Brian Hayashi

Nasko Vulev

Veselin Dimchov Hristov

Angel Balakchiyski

Danail Vuchkov

Konstantin Vasilev

Preslava Hristova

Elena Zhekova

Ivo Jivkov

Mark Sussman

Peter Krumov

Hrista Ilieva

Paul Riechman

Vanya Benelinova

Maria Djidrova

Zhivko Zhelyazkov

Ryan Nowak

Nikolay Pachov

Yavor Zahariev

Pascal De Maria

Nedelko Tudzharov

Kris Casavant

Stefan Mutafchiev

Violeta Piperevska

Elena Georgieva

Svetoslav Mitev

Rosen Georgiev Georgiev

Borislav Pekin

Tsvetan Miladinov

Iva Slavova

Ivan Radev

Desislava Pavlova

Marina Proykova

Shiri Lerner

Crime

Action

Thriller

Millennium Media

Nu Image Bulgaria

211 Productions

United States of America

English

police

pregnancy

afghanistan

based on true story

interpol

murder

bank robbery

bank heist

father daughter relationship

ride along

Gimly

Everybody in this is just so unbelievably stupid, the closest I ever came to having a feeling watching this swill, was feeling angry. 

_Final rating:★ - Of no value. Avoid at all costs._

Charles Tatum

This messy, short thriller plays like a rejected Paul Haggis story.

Four American mercenaries in Afghanistan are owed over a million dollars after a former boss does them wrong. Interpol Agent Rossi (Alexandra Dinu) is hot on their trail, following them back to Massachusetts, where they plan on knocking over one of the banks that their money was transferred to. First problem: when money is transferred internationally to a bank, the actual physical amount of cash doesn't magically appear at that bank. Take it from a former bank teller, it doesn't work like that. As the men get ready to storm the bank, we are introduced to a very large cast of characters whose lives will all cross that day. Retiring cop Mike (Nicolas Cage), his son-in-law/partner Steve (Dwayne Cameron), and his estranged daughter Lisa (Sophie Skelton) are one part of the puzzle. Kenny (Michael Rainey Jr.) is a bullied teen who must ride along with Mike and Steve after a misunderstanding at school while Kenny's medical professional mother (Shari Watson) worries. Rossi also hangs around the periphery, flashing an Interpol badge can get you into a lot of places in fictional Chesterford, Massachusetts, and assorted younger cops make their presence known. Everyone's stories converge in a boring, "Heat"-inspired shootout

Nicolas Cage liked to sign up for these types of straight-to-video films on a weekly basis, and while it's big fun for Cage fans, some of these are a chore for the casual moviegoer. The script is confusing, and the different locations used do not mesh- a cafe explosion looks European, but in the same town, the bank robbery looks American right down to Louisiana license plates on some of the cars. I'm sure the screenwriters- another odd credit- had something bigger in mind but the film limps along full of some terrible performances from a cast given tropes, not characters, to play. Come on, the harried police commander who's getting pressured from the mayor and governor? The retiring cop? The young cop whose wife is expecting? War profiteering mercenaries? The stupid hostage who must make a break for it? Yawn.

Throw this on the pile of other Cage pablum, a film that was obviously done for the paycheck.

Contains some physical violence, strong gun violence, gore, some profanity

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211( 2018)

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Written by Gimly on Sun Jul 26 2020

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