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Cristian s @cristiansj Jan 23 Película de accion genérica de bajo presupuesto pero que funciona bastante bien. Historia simple policial bastante lineal pero que te mantiene interesado, algunas buenas escenas de peleas coreografiadas por todos los luchadores de WWE que andan dando vuelta en este film y las tan esperables persecuciones a toda velocidad en este tipo de espectáculos. See more thiago s @Thiagostone Jun 14 Filme fraco, o roteiro é fraco, as cenas são fracas, a história é fraca, o elenco é fraco, e ninguém ajuda a melhorar o filme, os personagens são fracos, e o filme deveria ter cenas bem melhores e relevantes, para fazer o filme ser bom, as únicas coisas boas no filme, foi quando teve coisas de wwe nas cenas. See more steve d @RT35616104 07/19/2020 Nothing new and most of the actors can't act. Katharine Isabelle keeps it afloat. See more 01/20/2019 Countdown is another low-budget action film with WWE wrestlers trying to make it big in the film world. The acting is awful. Cringe worthy in places. The movie has some action but nothing too spectacular. The plot is predictable with clichés abound. It’s pretty much exactly what you would expect. See more 01/20/2019 Countdown is another low-budget action film with WWE wrestlers trying to make it big in the film world. The acting is awful. Cringe worthy in places. The movie has some action but nothing too spectacular. The plot is predictable with clichés abound. It’s pretty much exactly what you would expect. See more 08/24/2018 Strengths: Sometimes, movies become cult hits because they're so ridiculous that it becomes enjoyable. Part of this movie was nearing that level. The scene where Dolph Ziggler (Ray Thompson) makes an exchange with the villain at a WWE event is hilariously wild. He literally gets shoulder blocked by Rusev, who holds a gun on him. That's not Rusev acting as someone else. He's playing his WWE self and points a gun at a cop, only to get superkicked. It's so absurd that it works and is the highlight of the movie. Had the entire movie taken place at the WWE show, with Dolph trying to find the kid, while wrestlers are around, it would've worked better. Weaknesses: This is a generic action flick. The plot is bland and nothing new, the writing is mediocre at best, and the dialogue is cheesy in a bad way. Ziggler isn't a strong actor, Kane (Lieutenant Frank Cronin) isn't much better, and even the non-WWE actor, Katharine Isabelle (Lieutenant Julia Baker) doesn't do much to stand out. She's as wildly average as everyone else. I think the film needed to not take itself so seriously. If they went a less grounded route and kept it entertaining, it would've worked better. Instead, they played it safe and just did something generic. Also, Josh Blacker (Detective Al Kendricks) is so over the top as an ass that you can't buy anything he's doing. Nobody acts like that. See more Read all reviews

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