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If they could have just dropped their half-assed attempt at a _300_-esque stylised slow-down/speed-up edit, all of the violence in _Arsenal_ might have actually come across quite well. Unfortunately, they chose to include it, which ruined l...


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After the deadbeat brother of a businessman is assumed to be in on his own kidnapping, his sibling must take action to rescue him.
When a group of ruthless criminals attempts to rob an arms deal, things go horribly wrong, leaving two brothers, Mike and JP, trapped and under siege. As the desperate situation escalates, the brothers are forced to confront their past and fight for survival against the heavily armed crew.
Arsenal received largely negative reviews from critics, with many criticizing its generic plot, weak dialogue, and uninspired action sequences. While the presence of Nicolas Cage, John Cusack, and Adrian Grenier offered some star power, their performances were generally seen as unremarkable within the context of the film's shortcomings.
A formulaic crime thriller that fails to deliver engaging action or a compelling narrative.
The film suffers from a predictable plot and underdeveloped characters.
Despite a recognizable cast, the performances are largely uninspired.
Google audience: Google users generally found the film to be a disappointing crime thriller, citing its lack of originality and poor execution as major drawbacks. While some may appreciate the presence of its stars, the overall consensus points to a forgettable viewing experience.
The film was shot in Mobile, Alabama, and utilized several local landmarks and businesses as filming locations.
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If they could have just dropped their half-assed attempt at a _300_-esque stylised slow-down/speed-up edit, all of the violence in _Arsenal_ might have actually come across quite well. Unfortunately, they chose to include it, which ruined l...
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