Brush with Danger

Synopsis

In the action-packed thriller 'Brush with Danger', a pair of siblings, Mia and Tony, find themselves caught up in the dangerous world of counterfeit art as they try to make ends meet in Los Angeles. Their artistic talents lead them into a web of crime and deception where they must navigate treacherous waters to protect their family and survive. As Mia and Tony uncover the truth behind the forgeries, they must use their skills to outwit ruthless criminals and stay one step ahead of those who seek to silence them. With high-stakes action and suspense, 'Brush with Danger' is a gripping tale of redemption and survival.

Cast

• Ken Zheng

  Qiang Ken

• Livi Zheng

  Qiang Alice

• Nikita Breznikov

  Nick Thompson

• Norman Newkirk

  Justus Sullivan

• Michael Blend

  Marcus Gilani

• Stephanie Hilbert

  Elizabeth St. Clouds

Reviews

Despite the visually stunning fight sequences and impressive choreography, 'Brush with Danger' fails to deliver a compelling storyline or engaging characters that audiences can root for. The pacing of the movie is inconsistent, with long periods of slow exposition that make it difficult to stay engaged. The performances from the cast, especially Ken Zheng, lack depth and emotional resonance, leaving viewers wanting more. While the action scenes are well-executed, they cannot save the film from its lackluster plot and lack of character development. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a low rating of 20%, reflecting the general disappointment among critics and audiences alike. IMDb rates it at 4.2/10, indicating a lack of overall appeal. Metacritic rates it at 22/100, further reinforcing the consensus that 'Brush with Danger' falls short of expectations.

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