Ross Boyask
as Director
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The action film I Am Vengeance: Retaliation, starring Stu Bennett, Vinnie Jones, Jacob Anderton, etc., directed by Ross Boyask, was released on July 13, 2020 in the United Kingdom. It tells the story of Former special-forces soldier John Gold is given the opportunity to bring Sean Teague - the man who betrayed his team on their final mission in Eastern Europe several years ago - to justice. Gold would cheerfully see Teague dead, but he is convinced to help transport him to a military prison to pay for his crimes. Along the way, Gold will have to fight off Teague's team who are attempting to extract him, as well as a sniper seemingly hell-bent on killing Teague before he can be secured. This is an Action film with a runtime of 90 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 3.5/10 from 2,345 viewers.
Ross Boyask
as Director
Stu Bennett
as John Gold
Vinnie Jones
as Sean Teague
Jacob Anderton
as Plachecki
Sam Benjamin
as Shapiro
Lainy Boyle
as Rachael
Greg Burridge
as Price
Lee Charles
as Maynard
Tony Cook
as Drake
Aaron De Strete
as Gus
Katrina Durden
as Jen Quaid
Joe Egan
as Gunnar
Mark Gairy
as Ives
Mark Griffin
as Frost
Mark Hillman
as Luther
Morgan James
as Brookes
Bentley Kalu
as Renner
Dritan Kastrati
as Frank
Akari Kiyama
as Jen Quaid
Ross Boyask
as Writer
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This film is essentially one long fight scene with plot delivered on the move and that's no bad thing. The set-up is quick and once it gets going the action doesn't let up. There are some incredible fight scenes in this film and the action directing and choreography are superb throughout. There are also some funny moments and the occasional nice character touch that elevates it above similar films that take themselves too seriously. I had a lot of fun with the film and think the filmmakers did an amazing job with a limited budget. It's refreshing to see an action movie that actually contains some real action and I would definitely recommend watching it for that reason.
Stu Bennet is an unstoppable killing machine and ultimately hunting down Vinnie Jones with the aid of a small mercenary team in this sequel to 2018's I am Vengeance. There is A LOT of fighting in this one, with a focus on hand-to-hand combat, peppered with gunfights. Writer/ Director Boyask keeps things moving at a fast clip and manages to interweave plot detail and exposition expertly into the action, so it never feels anything less than a mile-a-minute. There are some areas where the film dips, such as the painted-on muzzle flashes on the guns, and the characters - both good and bad - somewhere have decided that when they're fighting, that they must drop their weapons and go old school with their fists, but without it we wouldn't have all the inventive action, and wodnerfully choerographed and lensed action sequences. I Am Vengeance won't win many awards, unless they're for stunts and action, but if you're considering watching this, then it's presumably because you want an entertaining ninety minutes. The other 1-star reviews here have missed the point, or are trolls. It's Stu Bennett vs Vinnie Jones, the latter in particular has some very funny one-liners, so if that pricks up your ears, then you've found the right movie. 8/10
I''m talking about fights and mayhem, Brothers! These are guys with big 5 pound swinging balls that know how to use thy stuff, Bro's! They big guy in the movie can fight with they wrestle, he can kick like a John Cloud Van Dame, he can box like Ali, he can Kung Fu like Jackie Chen, and he can shoot like a cowboy. My wife like the full frontage nudity and liked his python which big even for a dude as tall as him. And he knows how to use that thing to please the blond girls, BOTH! They fights is REAL and they alls can MMA like the best. They acting is so great that this will get some awards! The story is the best that even seen in a movie. I was stomach sick when I went to my friend house to see it on his TV. By the end I was not sick any more! It was that good.
John Gold (Stu Bennett) good guy must bring in Sean Teague (Vinnie Jones) bad guy. John and team go after Vinnie and team. Dun fight. Fist fight. Gun fight. First fight. Car wreak. Gun fight fight. Fist fight. Knife fight. Explosion. etc. etc. They needed to develop the story line better. Maybe a mole in the group. The fight choreographer must have been the script writer. Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.
The plot is simple. It's one man army Gold against legions of Imperial Stormtrooper washouts. Gold bursts into a room facing down a dozen guns a few meters away. They all miss the shot. And miss and miss and miss. They'd probably be sending out for ammo and still missing today if they weren't all killed. The sniper trying to kill Teague shoots a high power rifle a dozen meters away. Misses. Takes aim. Misses. Takes aim. Misses. Despite multiple targets still in sight, she pauses long enough for them to deliver backstory. Then switches to an RPG from point blank range. Misses. Another team has multiple laser spots on Gold. All miss. And we're only twenty minutes in... Ten stars.
The credits roll its exciting because Ross Boyask has Stu Bennett back as Gold with Vinnie Jones who will chew up the screen and Jean Paul-Ly will bring it and who will put the A in Action the one and only Tim Man. Now add the fact that the reason not only Gold will do the mission, to bring in Sean Teague (Vinnie Jones) the man who previously brought down his team but Teague, also has crucial information that could bring down the baddest of the bad. Now Buckle up for action, its gonna get messy. Ross has upped the stakes with some nice one liners that even the late great Sir Roger Moore would have been proud of. It was also nice to see Max Repossi and Lee Charles get some screen time with the latter getting a quick one on one. You'd be mistaken to think that Ross doesn't know how to get the best out of his Actors or their skills when you see Jean-Paul Ly desk bound but thankfully he's unleashed for the finale and hes eventually thrown into action and its worth the wait with a toe to toe fight with Greg Burridge in a pulse pounding fight fest. I am Vengeance Retaliation is just a full on, non stop action extravaganza, it has everything, chicks with kicks and 80 minutes of Non stop action I'm not sure you could pack more in but this time around, Gold has gone platinum.
Director Ross Boyosk has a certain style influenced by some of the funniest action movies ever such as "Tango and Cash", and he takes this to the next level with his action packed films full of witty dialogue. Are you supposed to believe that any of this mirrors reality? Of course not. This is a roller coaster ride film with fight scenes, and moments of buddies helping buddies even when they're not really buddies. If you like bravado and fast paced complete and nothing but entertainment, you'll enjoy this film. It ain't perfect, but it's worth the ride every time.
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