Armed Response

Armed Response is a low budget action/sci-fi movie starring Wesley Snipes and Anne Heche amongst others. A special forces team is assigned a mission of going into a highly classified location known as The Temple. The Temple is where a super computer used to interrogate high profile suspects is located. Upon losing contact with the team which was guarding it, a rescue/investigative special-ops group is sent in to assess the situation. They discover that everyone is dead and that there is a wanted war lord locked up in the facility. The plot thickens when it turns out that the super computer in fact killed almost everyone and has now locked the new team in the facility and will not let them out. They have to work out how and why this is happening. From there the movie gravitates more towards sci-fi and horror action. Overall it's a poor effort. It had some potential but it was wasted as the acting is wooden and the dialogue goes from mediocre to bad. The effects are as one would expect from a low budget production and the big twist is easily predicted and not that difficult to work out. The actors seemed to try but the story and script obviously did not leave much to work with. Not the worst movie out there but its predictable and not really worth the time of watching it either.

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Insomnia hit and while perusing Amazon Prime, saw this. Just about anything with Wesley Snipes, I'll watch. Just about ... This is one film I'm glad I did. I am also a Mo Gallini fan and was pleasantly surprised to see him in this. From start to finish, this film was great and I can't say much without giving the entire plot away, you WILL NOT see the final twist coming. I didn't. Think...Event Horizon in a prison...that's all I can say. Don't expect "action" (like "Predator") and don't expect, Horror. Expect a smidge of both that blend for a great movie. DEFINITELY worth a watch!

Very poor story and unconvincing acting.The Title of the movies id deceptive and does not even set the context correctly.

Liked it. Strictly. A Sci-FYI flick. I've seen it twice now and the first time was ok, this time I got bored with it several times. Slow starter in finding the other crew and they only located 4 as they showed and there were to be 6 stationed there. Wesley Snipes finally got what he deserves. Haha

I watched the first 10 minutes and could go no further!

I was not expecting this to be a great movie, but it could be an Ok film they had given some thought about how to end it...

ARMED RESPONSE is a low budget little action/horror flick notable for featuring an interesting plot and a semi-decent cast. A bunch of mercenaries are sent into an abandoned military compound to investigate the disappearance of those working inside, only to find themselves trapped within the walls by a malfunctioning computer system. They soon uncover the building's CCTV footage and find out just what happened to the missing. This film harks back to the likes of SESSION 9 in terms of setting and plot development, but has extra fight scenes and military fetishism. It's notable for featuring Wesley Snipes in a rare role since his prison term and he's as good as ever, although only featuring as part of the team. Anne Heche appears too, in case you ever wondered what happened to her career. There are some good scare scenes featured here and lots of violence for the horror crowd.

Armed Response is a low budget action/sci-fi movie starring Wesley Snipes and Anne Heche amongst others. A special forces team is assigned a mission of going into a highly classified location known as The Temple. The Temple is where a super computer used to interrogate high profile suspects is located. Upon losing contact with the team which was guarding it, a rescue/investigative special-ops group is sent in to assess the situation. They discover that everyone is dead and that there is a wanted war lord locked up in the facility. The plot thickens when it turns out that the super computer in fact killed almost everyone and has now locked the new team in the facility and will not let them out. They have to work out how and why this is happening. From there the movie gravitates more towards sci-fi and horror action. Overall it's a poor effort. It had some potential but it was wasted as the acting is wooden and the dialogue goes from mediocre to bad. The effects are as one would expect from a low budget production and the big twist is easily predicted and not that difficult to work out. The actors seemed to try but the story and script obviously did not leave much to work with. Not the worst movie out there but its predictable and not really worth the time of watching it either.

"Armed Response" started out alright, but it quickly lost its momentum and settled comfortably into something less than mediocre. The movie was plagued by a fairly pointless story. Actually, once it was revealed what was going on, then the movie went into a stale mode and just trotted onwards without any ups or downs. The characters in "Armed Response" were like cardboard cutouts, and you didn't really connect with them. With that being said, it should also be said that there was actually some fairly good acting from the cast. "Armed Response" had a fairly adequate cast to perform in the movie, with Wesley Snipes, of course, being the big name to pull in the audience. This was not an extraordinary movie experience in any sense. And I can't really recommend that you spend time, money or effort of the movie, unless you are a fan of anyone in the movie.