Boone: The Bounty Hunter

I do not write many reviews. First, I only write if the movie is very very good and 2nd, if people are unnecessarily bashing a good movie. I decided to write this review because of 2nd reason. It is a Budget-Action flick, just like those old Steven Seagal or Van Damme movies. I like those. Only thing is budget is much lesser and acting is bit amateurish. Just expect these 2 and you will enjoy the movie. It is kind of original, fun and entertaining. I never felt bored or felt liked dragged on. Put it on if you got some time to kill on a Sunday afternoon.

I given 2 stars because of 1 funny line, already mentioned in sarris007 review about 'wheres the stairs' The rest of the film though is complete drivel, corny beyond belief, poorly acted and some dreadful props (look out for the fake pig if you decided to watch)

There are some funny moments and the premise is funny. Some of the acting is very amateurish and the editing isn't great. The story cannot be much simpler. I guess it's OK to have it in the background while you're doing some work - it's watchable with some laughs but nothing to write home about. 5 out of 10

Boone (John Hennigan) is a hot dog TV bounty hunter going after guys like Kevin Sorbo for a parking ticket. His ratings plummet as the audience actually grows tired of his staged antics. With one last show left in the season, Boone calls in a favor from the DEA, and decides to do some real bounty hunting, going to Vallecitos, Mexico to retrieve the son of a drug lord who skipped bail. The town and its police force are owned by the drug lord. This is an action film for tweens and young teens. It has cleavage, a cat fight, and a tipped port-o-let with someone in it...all the things an 11 year old male would love. The plot is straight forward without twists. People get killed and beat up, but most of that kind of violence takes place off camera. Hennigan's style of fighting is similar to parkour antics, again something for the kids. Mindless action and fun. No swearing, sex, or nudity. Full women in small bikinis.

This certainly wasn't the worst action movie I've ever seen. The editing leaves a bit to be desired as I think most of the good stuff was left on the cutting room floor. As to the films star, I think he would have been a better Jack Reacher than Tom Cruise. At least as far as looks and build go. If you have a couple of hours to kill, and a good imagination, this is the flick for you.

It's a bit corny but it only shows the spirit of the movie. I don't understand why people are hating, given the budget it is pretty neat and the action sequences are also quite good. Many people don't understand but the Boone character is supposed to be over-the-top and flashy, he only gets serious sometimes but it wasn't a serious looking movie to begin with, it is for fun and time pass and it does it well enough. You want a serious movie??Go watch Shutter Island or smthng.

I don't know how this film got 6+ rating.This is like a homemade film with few bucks.It's a low budget film with bad story, acting and editing.I have no idea why people make these kind of films to waste everyone's time.

I finally got my copy of Boone: The Bounty Hunter on DVD, I've been looking forward to watching it for a while now. I watched the movie and thoroughly enjoyed it. I am a big fan of John Hennigan, I loved seeing all his amazing parkour and freerunning moves throughout the film. I also enjoyed his humor and one liners, they had me laughing. For those of you who like action films with some comedic relief, this is the film for you. John is a very talented performer, his chemistry with the rest of the actors was great. Loved the film and the cool wrestling moves. Rigo Obezo

...how it could even get ONE star - I guess O stars are not possible. There should be some kind of "neutral" committee judging if a B-movie like this can get a 7. something rating.

Boone the Bounty Hunter is a fun spoof of reality TV, combined with hilarious cheesy moments, amazing stunts and incredible fights. It doesn't take itself seriously so sit back and enjoy the ride. Star and creator, John Hennigan, is not Al Pacino, so don't expect him to be. But what he is, is a professional wrestler and park-our practitioner who does all his own stunts and fights in this flick- with many moves totally new to the action genre. Guest stars abound, from Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson, to Lorenzo Lamas, Kevin Sorbo and even Corbin Bernsen. Think of Dog the Bounty Hunter meets Super Troopers meets Pro Wrestling.