Beat Down

Synopsis

Beat Down is a 2012 action-comedy film starring Marthe Bernard as a young woman who seeks out her estranged father to help her financially troubled family. When she discovers he is a professional boxer, she convinces him to train her to fight so she can enter a high-stakes street fighting competition. As she navigates the dangerous underground world of illegal fighting, she must confront both physical opponents and personal demons. With humor, heart, and intense action sequences, Beat Down explores themes of family, determination, and redemption in a gripping and entertaining way.

Cast

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  Marthe Bernard

  Fran

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  Robb Wells

  Whitey

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  Dan Beirne

  Henry

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  Tony Nappo

  Jimmy Langdon

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  Janet Kidder

  Roxy LaRue

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  Mark O'Brien

  Michael

Reviews

Despite a familiar premise, Beat Down manages to deliver an enjoyable mix of action and humor that keeps viewers engaged throughout. Critics have praised Marthe Bernard's performance, finding her portrayal of the lead character to be both convincing and endearing. Rotten Tomatoes commends the film for its entertaining fight sequences and strong emotional core, giving it a respectable 75% approval rating. IMDb users have also shown their appreciation, with a solid rating of 6.7/10. While some have critiqued the predictability of the plot, most agree that the film's energetic pacing and charismatic cast make it a worthwhile watch for fans of the genre.