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Best movie of this year hands down!

A lot of fun.

When a movie has you begging for it to end not even half way through it's pure crap. We've all seen this movie and this characters millions of times, nothing new in it. Don't waste your time.

A lot of perfectly good film show their cards early, establish a unique premise and let the audience explore a topic at a leisurely pace, without much in terms of surprise. this film is not one of those films.

This is quite possibly the stupidest action movie I've ever seen. The plot, is cliché, sure, they all are in this genre now. There is a reason that Stallone and the Spermanator are famous for their abilities to make crappy plots work. Stone Cold doesn't have that, the dude is a good actor, and was a great athlete, but they have to stunt doubles for him RUNNING for christs sake. And as awesome as a clash between "Steve "I drink beer and have rough sex with fear" Austin" and "Darth Maul" could have been, it's not. It's the antithesis of what you'd expect from such a showdown.I mean, there is a low speed ****ing ATV chase, and seeing Austin pop a wheelie on a four wheeler to smash a bad guy into a wall, before shooting said ATV with a flare... Was beyond my tolerance for stupidity, I was hung over, on the couch, and helpless to turn this off since my xbox controller was out of reach. I'm warning you ahead of time so no one else has to suffer. Don't watch this.

"When I hunt…I hunt to kill."Stone Cold Steve Austin stars as a US Border Patrol agent on vacation in the Montana mountains in quite a bind as his daughter is held hostage by a group of menacing bank robbers out to find the security bonds stolen by the leader of their heist operation who ran off with the loot leaving them with a bomb set to go off when he calls a number to the phone attached by wires to the C-4. Gil Bellows (the man Ally McBeal had google eyes for) is hell bent on finding Lawson, the old timer who left them to die, heading by van into the Montana mountains. Bellows is a nasty individual with a mean streak and doesn't adhere to any moral code as he shoots an innocent sheriff just to make a point to Austin that he is willing to do whatever it takes to get his hands on what he believes belongs to the group. What happens as Austin, who knows the mountains better than anyone, takes the cold-blooded bunch into the wilderness to find Lawson is standard action genre fare—Austin will break from the pack, with the thought of keeping his daughter alive if at all possible while reducing the numbers in Bellows team.What I thought was fun about HUNT TO KILL was the use of thick sticks to impale members of Bellows bunch while Austin tosses action hero quips shortly afterward. Austin, of course, is just like Rambo and can fall down the rocky sides of mountains, get stabbed or shot repeatedly, take massive blows from hard objects, and bleed like a stuck pig, yet keep coming—God, I love action movies for these sorts of implausibilities. Bellows finds his inner beast in this movie, no conscience, willing to break any sort of possible negotiation for that bag of bonds—the embodiment of the repellent action movie villain, with a pack of wolves ready to devour his leftovers if they are needed. Because of his rugged looks and blue-collar persona, Stone Cold is believable in a role where the character lives off the land and knows how to make weapons using what nature provides. When he puts on his "war paint" and begins to blend in with his surroundings, I was like, "Give me a hell yeah!" Using his crossbow and sharpened spears, and especially his fists, you get plenty of Stone Cold opening a can of whoopass—particularly when Stone Cold snaps the limbs of Carl when he attempts to rape his daughter (Big no-no). Oh, if you think Stone Cold can take a licking, check out the damage Bellows withstands, such as several slugs to face with a shovel and a fall through wooden pallets from off a scaffold. So HUNT TO KILL has the identifiable traits we are accustomed to when watching dumb, loud action movies. Breathtaking, gorgeous location where all the action transpires( the Vancouver, Canadian wilderness substituting for Montana) is most definitely an asset in the film's favor. Eric Roberts shows up in a (really) small cameo as Austin's former Border Patrol partner who gets it when the two raid a meth lab. Michael Hogan is Lawson, with Gary Daniels as Bellows' British henchman (Jensen), Emilie Ullerup as the stunning Dominika (betrayed by Lawson and left to blow up with the bomb trap)who wants to get even with her former lover, Marie Avgeropoulos as Stone Cold's tough, resilient daughter (Kim), Michael Eklund as computer techie Geary with big mouth and aggressive, antagonistic nature (not to mention, his need to bring out his stun gun to tease Dominika who is more man than he is, the pipsqueak), and Adrian Holmes (as Crab, always screwing up and finally goes one step too far when he tries to rape Kim) round out the cast.

2 1\2 stars outta 5 is being awe fully kind! Stone Cold Steve Austin is the star in this, he cannot act whatsoever however he gets points just for being cool as he is! This movie has 'b' written all over it, ever now and then pushing the 'a' level then rapidly falling back down to 'b'. Steve Austin is an ex border patrol officer who after his partner is killed (Eric Roberts) he spends his life raising his attitude prone daughter in the mountains. After hearing that his daughter has been up to know good yet once again and has been detained by the local sheriff's dept he travels into town only to meet up with a gang of thieves who are looking for their former boss who had left them for death. Looking to issue out a little payback so to speak and also re-capture their money from the last job performed they take Steve and his daughter captive in order to escort them through the woods to find their prey only the tables could be turned and the hunters could find themselves the hunted. Not a bad movie, I am not a fan of movies that are cheaply made or 'b' movies if you will, however this kept me entertained through out although i highly doubt i would re watch it again!

Hunt To Kill was 100 times better than Stone Cold's previous movie (The Stranger). I Definitely recommend Hunt To Kill to all Stone Cold fans and WWE fans. HTK is a mash-up of Cliffhanger and First Blood. You have to be patient and wait until Steve Austin starts hunting! Yes, the movie may start out slow as hell, but give it a chance. The final two fights at the end are both awesome! Director Keoni Waxman did a decent job.Steve Austin plays Jim Rhodes, who is a border patrol agent. JR (ironic that he has the same initials as Austin's real life friend Jim Ross) knows the terrain and is at home in the wilderness (Gabe Walker + John Rambo = Jim Rhodes). The film begins with partners Steve Austin and Eric Roberts about to take down a crystal meth lab. It goes wrong, and Rhodes loses his partner. FFWD >>Jim's daughter always manages to get into trouble and so she is in the sheriff's office "At The Wrong Place, At The Wrong Time." Because a small crew of criminals are after their money that went missing in the area. They need someone to guide them. Jim Rhodes gets a call from the sheriff so he heads to the office not knowing what awaits. Rhodes agrees to guide the thugs, but the main villain Banks shot the sheriff.So off they go into the woods ... One of Bank's henchmen tries to molest Jim's daughter Kim which leads to Stone Cold's first fight. It was short, but an okay skirmish none the less. The Main Bad Guy Banks is an idiot so he kills his goon (Banks will later commit another even more moronic blunder). FFWD >> They find the money and of course, GUESS WHO GOES TO GET IT? Yeah Jim Rhodes, just like Gabe Walker in CLIFFHANGER. So, Jim retrieves the $ and then Banks shoots him down into the river. Now, the young Kim Rhodes becomes the guide. So, she purposefully leads them astray.Once again, one of the goons lays a hand on Kim. Banks' female companion Dominika takes exception which leads to a scuffle between her and the goon. She kicks his ass, breaks his leg and the posse decide to leave him behind. Later on, they get hungry and guess who was carrying the food? Yep, the guy they left behind (Geary). FFWD >> Stone Cold catches up with Geary and finds out which direction they went (Austin shoots him up with arrows after wards). Austin catches up to his enemies which leads to Stone Cold Fight 2. Steve Austin vs. Gary Daniels (from The Expendables). It was a good fight scene between Jim Rhodes and Jensen. They have a stick fight or a tree branch fight. Austin finishes him off by sticking the branch through Jensen's chest and he says "Stick Around" just like Schwarzenegger did in PREDATOR. It was cool to see Austin vs. Daniels because they were on the same side in THE EXPENDABLES and now in HUNT TO KILL, they are enemies.FFWD >> Austin catches up to Banks and Dominika (last 2 villains left). J.R. throws a wooden spear at Dominika and then she is dead. So, now it is Rhodes vs. Banks, but his daughter is in the way (think Arnold vs the main villain in TRUE LIES).Banks escapes, then he pistol whips Kim and takes off on a motor bike. Austin catches up to Banks which leads to the FINAL FIGHT. The last fight is COOL. I don't want to spoil the way Jim Rhodes kills Banks, but I will say that Banks is very persistent. At the end Banks taunts Rhodes by saying "you can't kill me!, you can't kill me!!" & Austin says ... "When I Hunt, I Hunt to KILL!!!" Jim Rhodes then proceeds to kill Banks in a unique and special way! Overall I would give "Hunt To Kill" a 7 out of 10. Yeah, the budget was low and the film starts out real slow. But once Steve Austin starts hunting, the movie picks up the pace!! Hunt To Kill is > The Stranger. It is not better than Damage or The Condemned.