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a film so unique, intoxicating and bizarre that it not only demands another viewing, but is also forgivable as a satirical comedy where the jokes eventually take the back seat.

This story has more twists and turns than a second-rate soap opera.

Not sure how, but this is easily one of the best movies all summer. Multiple levels of funny, never takes itself seriously, super colorful, and creative.

Let me be very fair here, this is not the best movie in my opinion. But, this movie is fun, it has purpose and is very enjoyable to watch.

Serbs are evil and genociders in all movie hahahaha this is so much propaganda movie

Every time I think I've seen the movie with the worst writing in history, one like this comes along and takes the new top spot. Dolph wrote, produced, and starred in this vehicle for himself, so he's the main culprit. Many times I paused to look up something happening in this movie on tvtropes.com - you know, clichés like the hero ripping out his IV to escape the hospital and go after the bad guys, the bad guy revealing crucial information with his dying breath, everyone's inability to land any bullets on major characters, etc etc etc...and some of the lines are so hackneyed and cheesy that they don't even provide camp value.But anyone watching this probably won't care. We all came to see Tony Jaa, Michael Jai White, and Dolph Lundren kick a ton of ass, and that they do. They all go after each other, and the fighting comes with the slick power of Tony's muay thai we're all used to along with incredibly gritty, dark, gruesome physicality/violence that has a Hong-Kong-cinema flair.So get your buds together, have plenty of alcohol (needed for the writing/plot), and laugh at the exposition while taking in the electric action.~~ P.S. If you even care, watch it with subtitles. The accents, both real and fake, make the English spoken in this film almost unrecognizable. Ron Perlman adopts a hilarious Slavic accent to play his Serbian character, Celina Jade (who is perfectly trilingual in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin) is forced to use a stereotypical Vietnamese accent that she really struggles with (in fact, during her scene with Ron, the two start to emulate each others accents by law of proximity!), Thai star Tony Jaa is speaking English like he has a gun to his head (quite literally in some scenes), and Dolph is a native Swede, though his English has gotten way better over the years. I guess that makes Michael Jai White the linguistic straight man.

A Slight Disappointment, Even Considering the Low Expectations of This Type of Thing. Topping Off a Higher Anticipation is the Cast of Admittedly Aging Dolph Lundgren and Peter Weller, Combined With the Kick-Assers Tony Jaa and Michael Jai White, with Ron Pelleman Added for a Bit of Spice.The Story of Human Trafficking, is Central to the Plot and is as Evil as it Gets, but the Movie Stays on That Course with Some Exploitation that Comes Across as a Voyeuristic Inclusion. The Non-Martial Arts Action Scenes are By the Book and are Quite Dull, Especially a Mid-Way Inclusion of a Motorcycle Chase that is Really Bad Production Wise.The Editing is Sloppy and the Movie Could Have Used Some Serious Post Production Enhancing. On the Up Side the Hand-to Hand Scenes are Expectedly Realistic and Punched Up by the Talent of the Participants. These are Really the Highlight of the Film.This is Lundgren's Baby and He has been Trying to Get it Filmed for Years. It's a Noble and Good Try but Cannot Escape its Low-Budget Roots and International Awkwardness at Times. Worth a Watch for Fans of This Type, Especially Lundgren/Ja/ White.

"How do you sleep at night. How can you do this?" Nick Cassidy's (Lundgren) family has just been killed by an international criminal syndicate. His quest for revenge leads him to Thailand where he teams up with Tony (Jaa) a Thai detective who is investigating a human trafficking network. When they realize they are looking for the same group they join forces and try to put an end to the all of it. I have said before these are hard movies to review. Movies with Segal, Van Damme or Lundgren are essentially all the same. Same plot, same idea, same acting. This one is no different, either you like these movies or you don't. That holds true for this one. The biggest problem with this one is that is seemed like the middle part of a 3 part series. The movie opens to what feels like halfway through the actual story. There is really no intro to what is going on and you are trying to play catch up throughout. The way the movie ends felt like, we are out of money, if we can't get more funding we will end it here. There is still more that could have happened to tie it all up but it left you hanging. All that said, most people don't watch these movies for the story or acting and the action is decent enough to keep them interested. As for me, this is just another Lundgren movie. Overall, fans of Dolph will like this, otherwise I would avoid it. I give it a C.