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I will make this simple for you , you may be at this time, like I was a couple of hours ago, wondering if you may have a pleasureable evening watching this film - all I can say is, I wish I could go back to that part of my evening and instead of watching this film, spent the time slamming my hand in the car door for an hour and a half.

Dave Bautista stars as an ex-soldier forced into action when armed terrorists take control of a packed football stadium. Sounds good eh NO! Utter rubbish Utter garbage can I say more ....Watch Die Hard 1 again and forget this Trash!!!!!!

If you have seen "Die Hard" you have a plot outline for this film. Mike Knox (Dave Bautista) is a mercenary who lost a company in Afghanistan. He visits the family of a fallen comrade in London and takes 15-year-old Danni (Lara Peake) to a football game...one with terrorists and C-4. This was an enjoyable action film that had the right amount of humor, although I don't think" FU cupcake" is going to enter pop culture like that "Yippie ki-yay..." but they tried. Alexandra Dinu needed a better delivery. If you enjoy the genre, this film is worth the time. Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.

Die hard, + sudden death minus any budget. This is such a bad movie, terrible acting, terrible script and a plot out of a straight to video 80's movie. Don't bother watching and if you do then you can't say you weren't warned

Wow. Dreadful acting. Unbelievably bad and flawed storyline.

...and get them to hunt down the people responsible for putting together this pile of rubbish. This is a very lame attempt at doing a Die Hard and fails miserably. I so wanted this film to work because I think Dave Bautista could make a great action hero. This film makes you realise how great the team were behind Die Hard - it is such a blatant copy, even at one point Mr Bautista starts writing names on his hand presumably to keep track of the terrorists. The acting is poor and the dialogue could've been written by an eleven year old (Scramble the SAS!) This has reminded me again that great films dont happen by accident.

A good film. There's something silly bits but overall well worth the watch.