Assassination Games

Synopsis

In the movie 'Assassination Games', directed by Ernie Barbarash and released in 2011, two rival contract killers, Vincent Brazil and Roland Flint portrayed by Jean-Claude Van Damme and Scott Adkins, find themselves forced to team up to take down a common enemy. As they navigate the dangerous world of hired assassins, they must confront their own demons and face off against ruthless adversaries. The film is a gritty action thriller filled with intense fight sequences, unexpected twists, and complex characters. 'Assassination Games' delivers a thrilling ride through the dark underbelly of the criminal underworld, exploring themes of redemption, revenge, and the cost of violence.

Cast

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  Jean-Claude Van Damme

  Vincent Brazil

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  Scott Adkins

  Roland Flint

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  Ivan Kaye

  Polo Yakur

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  Kevin Chapman

  Culley

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  Marija Karan

  October

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  Bianca Bree

  Anna Flint

Reviews

Critics have praised 'Assassination Games' for its high-octane action sequences and the dynamic chemistry between Jean-Claude Van Damme and Scott Adkins. Rotten Tomatoes gave the movie a favorable audience score of 62%, with viewers applauding the performances and the suspenseful plot. Metacritic described the film as a 'solid action movie with a dark edge' and highlighted the well-choreographed fight scenes. IMDb rated 'Assassination Games' 6.1/10, showcasing the movie's popularity among action film enthusiasts. While some critics noted the predictable storyline, the majority agreed that the engaging action and strong performances make it a worthwhile watch. Overall, 'Assassination Games' has been well-received by audiences who appreciate adrenaline-pumping action films.