Colin Farrell

Noomi Rapace

Terrence Howard

Dominic Cooper

Isabelle Huppert

Luis Da Silva, Jr.

John Cenatiempo

Stuart Bennett

Franky G

F. Murray Abraham

Declan Mulvey

Roy James Wilson

Armand Assante

Myles Humphus

Stephen Hill

Aaron Vexler

James Biberi

Andrew Stewart-Jones

Krystal Tini

William Zielinski

Jessica Jean Wilson

Christopher Cline

Kimberly S. Fairbanks

Michael McKiddy

Beata Dalton

Accalia Quintana

Jay Santiago

Maria Laboy

Saul Stein

Roy Milton Davis

Jennifer Mudge

Ante Novakovic

Kresh Novakovic

Jennifer Butler

Raymond Mamrak

Bobby Beckles

Raw Leiba

Hisham Tawfiq

Nnamdi Nwosa

R. Marcos Taylor

Jeremy Sample

John Wooten

Stephen Mann

Aleksander Mici

Giuseppe Bausilio

Niels Arden Oplev

J. H. Wyman

Stuart Ford

Michael Luisi

Neal H. Moritz

Paul Cameron

Frédéric Thoraval

Amanda Mackey

Niels Sejer

Jacob Groth

Renee Ehrlich Kalfus

Chryss Hionis

Jesse Rosenthal

Dhumal Sagar

Jodi Michelle Pynn

Brian Kavanaugh-Jones

Peewee Piemonte

Jay Carrado

Gabriel Nunez

Brian Smyj

Carolyn Sapp Daniels

Jalil Jay Lynch

Arthur Swain

Caroline Vexler

James McMillan

Stephanie Stokes

Thriller

Action

Crime

Drama

Dead Man Down

WWE Studios

Original Film

Frequency Films

IM Global

United States of America

CinemaSerf

This is actually quite a good thriller. Colin Farrell works well as "Victor", a roguish character who has ingratiated himself into the heart of a criminal empire with a view to avenging himself on the boss, Terrence Howard, for ordering an attack that caused fatal consequences for his long term, though ignorant of this, sidekick Dominic Cooper. Unbeknown to him, he is being observed by a woman who lives opposite - Naomi Rapace - who cottons on to his grand design and demands that he help her carry out her own particular retribution or face exposure. The script isn't at all bad, and the direction keeps the plot twists coming thick and fast, but not so thick as DC's rather daft accent - and indeed, his whole really wooden performance. The action scenes are way too long and as usual in these latter day shoot 'em ups; one person is always more than a match for 25 well armed, dug in, henchmen - and as such the ending is really rather predictably weak.