Director: Mike Gunther
Writer: Michael Day (Screenplay)
Starring: Will Yun Lee, Jermaine Love, Rory Markham, Bertrand-Xavier Corbi, Katie Keene, Fernando Chien, Chris Mulkey
Plot: The Black Mask Organization coordinates a twisted plot which will devastate the world within the next 36 hours.
Runtime: 1 Hour 35 Minutes
There may be spoilers in the rest of the review
Verdict: Nice Finish to Trilogy
Story: Rogue Warfare: Death of a Nation starts as Daniel (Lee) is still struggling with the effects of his time in captivity under the Supreme Leader (Ferris), suffering nightmares of wanting to get his revenge, with his team Ralph (Love), James (Markham), Jacques (Corbi), Galine (Keene) and Xu (Chien) preparing their next attack on The Black Mask Organization.
With the team searching for the Supreme Leader, he has one plan set up to get his revenge on the western world, the question is, can the team stop him before he unleashes his devastation on the world.
Thoughts on Rogue Warfare: Death of a Nation
Characters – Daniel returned to safety now, filled with more anger than before, wanting to kill the man who kept him captive for so long, his nightmares are showing him how this will reflect on his own life. He must make sure his mind is in the right place before leading his team on the next mission to finally stop the Supreme Leader before his plan is unleashed on the world. The soldiers around Daniel, are loyal, they are from different militaries from around the world and will always check that Daniel is ready to return. We have followed these soldiers for three films now, they have all be same through the trilogy.
Performances – Will Yun Lee takes center stage here, he shows us the most about his character with the damaging time his character has been through during the film, showing glimpses of leadership, while the trauma can cause problems. The rest of the cast fill their roles very well never looking out of place as the different nationalities of military personal.
Story – The story here shows the continuing battle Daniel and his military unit are facing against the Black Mask Organisation led by the Supreme Leader as they look to stop his plan to build a bomb to destroy the western world. This story ramps back up the action showing the peril the world could be facing if the plan goes ahead, much like the last hour of a 24 season, we have built up to this to unleash the biggest attack, the most important attack and we even get involved with seeing how the PTSD Daniel could have suffered could affect his judgment through this mission.
Action – The action is military heavy, it does give us the biggest operation in the series so far, which is just what we were waiting for in a final battle.
Settings – The film continues the same settings, with the military base being created to be like a level in any video game, it used for different tactical spots during the mission.
Scene of the Movie – The final assault.
That Moment That Annoyed Me – If you haven’t seen the previous films, you might struggle to understand just how damaged Daniel is.
Final Thoughts – This is a nice conclusion to the trilogy, like the final episode in any continuous tv series, we get everything bigger, better and continues to show the continuing building unity between the unit.
Overall: Great Finish to Trilogy.
Rogue Warfare 3: Death Of A Nation will be available on Digital Download from 13th April and is available for Pre-Order here
