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Earned back only 37% of its budget on initial theatrical — a commercial disappointment on release.

"They're gonna need more men."
Travis Block is a shadowy Government agent who specializes in removing operatives whose covers have been exposed. He then has to uncover a deadly conspiracy within his own ranks that reaches the highest echelons of power.
“They're gonna need more men.”

Liam Neeson
Travis Block

Emmy Raver-Lampman
Mira Jones

Taylor John Smith
Dusty Crane

Aidan Quinn
Gabriel Robinson

Tim Draxl
Drew Hawthorne

Claire van der Boom
Amanda Block

Michael M. Foster
Police Officer

Yesse Spence
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Mark Williams directs. Shelly Johnson behind the camera. Mark Isham scores. Michael P. Shawver cuts. A commercial under-performer on release. Produced in Australia, China, United States of America. Dialogue in English.
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predictable. * shadowy government agency * hired killers * cover-ups * grizzled professional ... if you've seen others of this type, you know the plot. Entirely predictable and formulaic; but done by old hands, so solid enough if you don't expect anything original. --- PS: A female turncoat or mole would've been an improvement, and be par for the course of this type of movie. This script however suffers from ideology; all women are good, all men are bad or in need of redemption in this movie. Which makes it even more predictable.
Who doesn't love a good Liam Neeson film? Well... This film is a shallow, forgettable attempt at a thrilling espionage movie. The script is a dissatisfying mix of over-explanation and fanfictionesque prose with a healthy dose of woke undertones that'll have you rolling your eyes at the over-the-top typecasting. You're never given a reason to really care about any of the characters, who feel like more like caricatures than actual characters. The climactic fight scene was the one good part of the film, but can't redeem everything around it. Neeson's age shows throughout the film as he hobbles around, struggling to run for the entire movie. The plot amounts to guy-think-he-on-good-side-but-maybe-he-on-bad-side! Don't waste your time.
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The Solution
US

Zero Gravity Management
US

Film Victoria
AU
Lightstream Entertainment
AU

Screen Australia
AU
Footloose Productions
AU
Sina Studios
CN
Fourstar Film Partners Production
Elevate Production Finance
AU

Monty the Dog Productions
US
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