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I wanted to but couldn't!

A different way of telling a story

The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

Mr. Alexander (Steven Seagal) is an ex-government agent who learned "things" in the mountains of Thailand. He is now the crime boss over the city of Albuquerque. Iceman (Ving Rhames) has recently got out of prison and is challenging Alexander, who simply wants to be bought out honorably. In what passes for a Seagal subplot, Roman Hurst (Bren Foster)who works for Alexander, gets double crossed by Iceman and is forced to retire, losing the use of his hands- somewhat, but he can still slow motion kickbox. He now lives in a room off a diner owned by Alexander and run by Jimmy Peanuts (Danny Trejo). The waitress (Jenny Gabrielle) becomes a focal point, because that is where the crime boss likes his girlfriend to work.The plot, like Seagal is straight forward. Trejo supplies us with a surprise, but the plot is not twisty. The tough guy dialog is cliche, using lines like, "You broke the code." Seagal is a bad guy who kills people, but commands with over doses of corny respect speeches. At one point Seagal sits down and describes his gun collection, giving us the advantage points of each piece, topping it off with "Isn't that amazing."I found this to be a better quality Seagal film, as he is not in every scene and shares with Rhames and Trejo.

'Force of Execution' is A Brutal Gang-War Flick, that delivers a punch. Its flawed, no doubt, but at most parts, I was engaged.'Force of Execution' Synopsis: A crime lord is torn between his legacy and his desire to get out of the life of crime that has built his empire, when a new player to the scene tries to use the town anti-hero's network to climb to power. Havoc Ensures..'Force of Execution' has an awesome first-hour, where the brutality & the intensity arrests you. But, sadly, the second-hour doesn't engross as much. There is just too much going on in this hour & the twists & turns, wear you out. The climax brings back the energy & leaves an impact. How I wish the second-hour remained as powerful as the first-hour!Richard Beattie & Michael Black's Screenplay is fast-paced, but needed to be stronger in the latter hour. Keoni Waxman's Direction is good. Action-Sequences are awesome. Performance-Wise: Steven Seagal is in top-from here. Its so good to see the Action Icon cast in a Grey Shaded role, that gives the actor in him some scope to perform. Ving Rhames is perfectly menacing. Danny Trejo does his bit well. Bren Foster is the Star of the show. This guy has all the tapping's to become a major action hero in the coming time. He's got the stuff!On the whole, 'Force of Execution' weights higher on pluses & hence, it works.

Review: This movie was exactly what I expected. Bad storyline, with some great action but bad acting. Steven Seagal was cool throughout the movie, like Ving Rhames who acts the same in all of his movies and the Colin Farrell lookalike who was playing the lead was a good fighter, but a dead actor. It's your usual fight for territory type movie with everyone fighting for power. Danny Trejo gets stuck in the middle of the war but he doesn't get involved in all of the violence. Personally, everyone looks a bit old in this movie, but Seagal can still kick butt which looks good on camera. I've always been a fan of his effortless way of fighting. Anyway, it's not bad for action and it's good to see the veterans on screen together, but don't expect anything out of the ordinary. Watchable!Round-Up: No matter how big, in weight, or how old Seagal gets, the guy can fight. He has a way of making his opponent looking completely useless which I've always enjoying watching. As for the Colin Farrell lookalike, he just seems to be jumping off of walls, kicking like a mad man but it does look impressive. I'm sure that Ving Rhames is getting fed up with playing the same roles all of the time. You just know what to expect once you see his name in the cast, which is blamed on his role in Pulp Fiction. Anyway, the movie isn't as bad as I thought it would be, but it's not brilliant.Budget: $10million Worldwide Gross: N/AI recommend this movie to people who are into there gang war type of movies with loads of violence. 3/10

For the Seagal fans that have remained loyal, despite every reason to bail on him, congratulations. Let me tell you something. This isn't exactly a return to form for Seagal, but it is his best STD movie in quite a few years for what it's worth. It really is an average film, but considering how far Seagal's standards have fallen? This is a good thing. It is actually a decent tale of redemption for the very talented martial artist, Bren Foster. Steven Seagal isn't the lead in this movie, this is Foster's film. Foster is up to the task with the physicality and that's all I really cared about. This man has some major moves that could propel him to be a top action guy in Hollywood. If he works on his charisma a little bit, nothing will stop him. I was very impressed. Seagal is better than he has recently been, which isn't saying much. He still doesn't seem very motivated, but he tries a little harder than he has as of late. He actually does do some Aikido in this movie and has a couple of decent scraps, but they are far too short for my liking. I have no idea why Seagal shows so much contempt for his fans these days, but this was at least a step in the right direction. He's still overweight, but he looks somewhat bad ass with the goatee. His "shades of Grey" character had a bit of depth to it, which was nice. It isn't a great performance by any means, but I'll give credit where credit is due. Danny Trejo is a bit wasted in his role. Ving Rhames lets his cigar do the acting. He's slumming it here, no doubt about it. I do have a couple of major carps. When we aren't getting action and potent drama, it is too busy being very talky to enjoy. The pacing could have been a little more consistent at times. I also shook my head at Bren Foster's character still being loyal to Seagal's. He ordered punishment on Foster to be beaten up and get his hands wrecked yet he is still loyal? It is explained a bit as the movie goes on, but it still annoyed me a bit. This movie is very violent with some brutal torture sequences, but it all fits in with the story. I've seen people bashing this movie in reviews. I would check out some other Seagal's STD duds like Attack Force, Submerged, The Foreigner, among many others if you think this movie is poor. It beats watching any of those Seagal movies I just listed.Final Thoughts: Maybe there is hope after all for Seagal fans. I do like Seagal when he actually gives a damn, so I'm pleased to say he has made something tolerable as of late. Action fans will love Bren Foster's fight scenes and won't be as annoyed with Seagal as they have in the past. It's far from great, but at least I didn't waste over 90 minutes of my life, as I do with most of Seagal's STD duds5/10