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Ex-SpecOps dude vs. phishing call center. Been waiting for something like this. January 12 only in theaters...




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Posts: 16871 | Location: SF Bay Area | Registered: December 11, 2003Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Looks good, problem is now I don't feel like I need to see it because I just watched it.

Maybe I'm just jaded from a lifetime of movie trailers?
 
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It’s a fun movie. No brain cell was harmed or involved watching this movie.

Most enjoyable time waster. He won’t be getting an Oscar any time soon. The plot escalates from a scammer to unpredictable heights.

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It’s a fun movie. No brain cell was harmed or involved watching this movie.

Most enjoyable time waster. He won’t be getting an Oscar any time soon. The plot escalates from a scammer to unpredictable heights.

0-0


I couldn't agree with you more.


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Spoiler alert!!!


There's bees...




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Does he get free bees?
 
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It’s a fun movie. No brain cell was harmed or involved watching this movie.

Most enjoyable time waster. He won’t be getting an Oscar any time soon. The plot escalates from a scammer to unpredictable heights.

0-0


Yes. And the son of the President is beyond compare when it comes to arrogance and stupidity.
 
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Mrs.BurtonRW and I were ready for a mindless popcorn flick. Statham’s fight scenes did not disappoint (except for the expected one-at-a-time attacks and storm trooper-like accuracy from folks trying to shoot him).

However, the rest of the film in every conceivable way was a steaming pile of crap, IMHO. Bad casting, bad characters, thoroughly unbelievable everything. The big non-twist because you’d have to be blind not to have picked up on it an hour earlier.

Yeah… I’m DEFINITELY glad we didn’t purchase this one.

And the whole bee thing. Extremely shoehorned into every line where bees were discussed.

I wouldn’t call this an enjoyable film, and I like plenty of cheap / low budget stuff.

-Rob




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I enjoyed it but I'm not a film critic, just a guy who watches movies. Eek
 
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Just watched it on Prime. Great, mindless shoot-em-up.

Thoroughly enjoyed it.
 
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I was expecting him to throw a big hornet nest into the call center. It would have been much better than two cans of gasoline.
 
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I liked it a lot. Just what I expected from a Jason Statham movie. Nice kills and a good body count.



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Worse than mindless. Just plain dumb. Not fun dumb.




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If only scammer call centers could be dealt with in a similar fashion, the world would be a better place. JMHO, YMMV.
 
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Watched it with the family last night. The two teens loved the action. I thought it was a good mindless action flick.
 
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My Wife and I watched it last night, we both enjoyed it.
An easy watch.
 
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It’s like The Mechanic with bees.
 
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Spoiler alert!!!


There's bees...


The movie has a lot of buzz about it.

It was mindless fun playing off the vicarious thrill of going rambo on scammer call centers.



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When Clay calls the beekeepers to find out where the call center is, notice the computer the woman is using? It looks like the same original IBM PC I bought back in the 1980s, complete with CRT monitor.


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