What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[J Harker]

Originally Posted by MrBarlow

Security. 2017.



Former military captain takes on a job as a night security officer at a shopping mall, when a 12 year old girl appears and says people are after her, the staff make a stand to protect her.



This was a low grade B movie that went straight to dvd and it must have been a blow for Antonio Banderas and Sir Ben Kinsley as this was actually decent. You got Banderas as the ex military, a guard who has turned up for their shift hung over, one who is in the job for the excitement, one who is in the job till a better paying job and a stuck up guard who thinks he is "the boss"...sounds like people I have worked with.



Ben Kingsley has always been a great actor to watch and leads a team to track down a girl who is due to testify and they want her out the way from their employer. The night shift staff do think on their feet on what can be used as a make shift arsenal even though it might seem a bit far fetched but what they use can be done. Another entertaining flick.



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I really like Security, one of a few decent dtv Antonio Banderas movies. There's one he did with Karl Urban is quite cool as well, can't think what it's called.

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[MrBarlow]

Originally Posted by J Harker

I really like Security, one of a few decent dtv Antonio Banderas movies. There's one he did with Karl Urban is quite cool as well, can't think what it's called.

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Act of Vengeance, watched that few weeks ago that was enjoyable flick.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by MrBarlow

Security. 2017.

Former military captain takes on a job as a night security officer at a shopping mall, when a 12 year old girl appears and says people are after her, the staff make a stand to protect her.

This was a low grade B movie that went straight to dvd and it must have been a blow for Antonio Banderas and Sir Ben Kinsley as this was actually decent. You got Banderas as the ex military, a guard who has turned up for their shift hung over, one who is in the job for the excitement, one who is in the job till a better paying job and a stuck up guard who thinks he is "the boss"...sounds like people I have worked with.

Ben Kingsley has always been a great actor to watch and leads a team to track down a girl who is due to testify and they want her out the way from their employer. The night shift staff do think on their feet on what can be used as a make shift arsenal even though it might seem a bit far fetched but what they use can be done. Another entertaining flick.

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Got this on dvd.

I watch it under it's alternate title of Mr. Barlow The Movie.

[MrBarlow]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Got this on dvd.

I watch it under it's alternate title of Mr. Barlow The Movie.

[MrBarlow]

Copshop. 2021.

Two men, one who punches a cop is arrested, the other drives a car into a state troopers car while drunk is arrested. Both men are in the same police station where they want to be for different reasons.

Frank Grillo is the no so talkative cop puncher, Gerard Butler as the drunk driver who is sharing a cell with another drunk who doesn't speak so many words and Alexis Louder as the young rookie cop who manages to hold her ground. This started off well then kinda goes a bit south with the dialogue then paces up again when Toby Huss turns up as a assassin. There is some good funny moments blended in and the director using blue filter for outdoor night time shots that doesn't really work well. Decent enough to see Gerard being a wise ass.

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[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by MrBarlow

Copshop. 2021.

Two men, one who punches a cop is arrested, the other drives a car into a state troopers car while drunk is arrested. Both men are in the same police station where they want to be for different reasons.

Frank Grillo is the no so talkative cop puncher, Gerard Butler as the drunk driver who is sharing a cell with another drunk who doesn't speak so many words and Alexis Louder as the young rookie cop who manages to hold her ground. This started off well then kinda goes a bit south with the dialogue then paces up again when Toby Huss turns up as a assassin. There is some good funny moments blended in and the director using blue filter for outdoor night time shots that doesn't really work well. Decent enough to see Gerard being a wise ass.

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Seen this a couple of times now. Had to get this on dvd as there's no UK Blu.

[MrBarlow]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Seen this a couple of times now. Had to get this on dvd as there's no UK Blu.

I saw a movie recap of it on YouTube, it looked good and ended up streaming it online

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by MrBarlow

I saw a movie recap of it on YouTube, it looked good and ended up streaming it online

I got it two for £10 at Asda along with Jungle Cruise.

At least i enjoyed one of the films because Jungle Cruise sucked.

[MrBarlow]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

I got it two for £10 at Asda along with Jungle Cruise.

At least i enjoyed one of the films because Jungle Cruise sucked.

I saw the trailer for it and quickly scratched it off my watch list

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by MrBarlow

I saw the trailer for it and quickly scratched it off my watch list

It was like they saw The African Queen then decided half way through modern audiences wouldn't like it so thought they'd turn it into Pirates of the Caribbean Dead Man's Chest instead.