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ABC Film Challenge – Action – V – Vanquish (2021) Movie Review

By Newguy
ABC Film Challenge – Action – V – Vanquish (2021) Movie Review

Director: George Gallo

Writer: George Gallo (Screenplay) Samuel Bartlett (Story)

Starring: Morgan Freeman, Ruby Rose, Patrick Muldoon, Nick Vallelonga, Julie Lott, Hannah Stocking

Plot: A mother, Victoria, is trying to put her dark past as a Russian drug courier behind her, but retired cop Damon forces Victoria to do his bidding by holding her daughter hostage.

Runtime: 1 Hour 34 Minutes

There may be spoilers in the rest of the review

Story: Vanquish starts when retired cop Damon (Freeman) looks to collect on what he has been collecting for years, his money from the local gangs. Damon uses the former drug courier Victoria (Rose) to complete this over the night.

As the night unfolds, Victoria will find herself getting into ever increasingly dangerous situations, but always finding a way out, with the desire to save her daughter being the thing pushing her through the night.

Thoughts on Vanquish

ThoughtsVanquish is an action thriller follow the reluctantly former criminal getting thrown back into the world to protect their family. It will continue a series of pick up missions that will become increasingly difficult through the night, with each one giving Victoria a different obstacle from her past to overcome. Vanquish might well be completely by the book for how things are played out, it doesn’t seem to have the spark to make it one of the best out there. The action scenes do seem to be similar each time around, some quick shooting and motorcycle chase on repeat. Ruby Rose does well in the action side of things, with Morgan Freeman handling the dialog in his always calm voice. This is an easy to watch film that could do with a few extra sparks to make it one of the strongest of recent years.

Final Thoughts Vanquish lacks the sparks to be one of the best, falling into the by the books range of actions films.

ABC Film Challenge – Action – V – Vanquish (2021) Movie Review

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