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A rogue soldier turned outlaw is thrust into a relentless fight with a corrupt sheriff, his obedient deputies, and a dangerous drug cartel in order to protect his sister and her young daughter.
A disgraced former Special Forces soldier is pulled back into action when his estranged brother steals from a powerful crime syndicate. He must race against time through the dark underbelly of London to save his family and confront the ruthless gangsters hot on their trail.
Close Range received a mixed to negative reception, with critics often pointing to its derivative plot and overly familiar action tropes, though some acknowledged Scott Adkins's performance and the film's energetic fight choreography.
The film relies heavily on standard action movie clichés.
Fight sequences are competent but not groundbreaking.
The plot is predictable and lacks originality.
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Scott Adkins performed many of his own stunts in the film, showcasing his extensive martial arts background.
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Paint-by-numbers modern-day western that doesn't have a whole lot to offer. The fights were okay I guess but acting was subpar including Scott Adkins who doesn't have enough charisma to carry a film like this on his own. The finale versus t...