- Film Review
- Reviewed By John Ferguson
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2 out of 5
Although it's probably the biggest movie yet to emerge from rapper 50 Cent's production outfit, this damp squib still has "straight to DVD" stamped all over it (which is where the film ended up in the US). Josh Duhamel (Transformers) stars as reluctant vigilante Jeremy Coleman, a fireman who is placed in the witness protection programme after getting caught up in a gangland execution carried out by an evil white supremacist (Vincent D'Onofrio). But when Coleman and his US marshal protector (Rosario Dawson) - who are also involved romantically - are tracked down by a hired assassin (Julian McMahon), he realises they will never be safe unless he takes the law into his own hands. Despite the efforts of a notable cast - Bruce Willis also plays a sympathetic detective, while 50 Cent and Vinnie Jones have small roles - there's little spark in either the plotting or the perfunctory direction of TV veteran David Barrett.
Cast and crew
Cast
- Jeremy Coleman
- Josh Duhamel
- Lieutenant Mike Cella
- Bruce Willis
- Deputy Talia Durham
- Rosario Dawson
- David Hagan
- Vincent D'Onofrio
- Lamar
- Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson
- Robert
- Julian McMahon
- Boyd
- Vinnie Jones
- Wallace
- Quinton "Rampage" Jackson
- Harold Gethers
- Richard Schiff
- Agent Calvin Mullens
- Kevin Dunn
Crew
- Director
- David Barrett
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