Dr. Michelle Miller (Leah Gibson) works at the Mercy Hospital as a single mom supporting her son Bobby (Anthony Bolognese) who loves soccer, or football as he insists. Mr. Miller died in one of those desert wars as his wife watched. This is when she left killing for curing.
Ryan Quinn (Anthony Konechny) a member of the Irish mafia Quinn family is taken into custody by the FBI. The family attempts a "rescue." Ryan and an agent get shot and are taken to said hospital. The whole Quinn family shows up to see their son. The patriarch of the family is played by Jon Voight. He left Ireland so his family could have a clean legitimate start. His oldest son Sean (Jonathan Rhys Meyers) has different ideas on how to run the family business. It isn't long before gunplay is involved and the film moves into a hostage situation with a cat-and-mouse game with our ex-special forces lady doctor.
This is a standard normal plot. It has better performances than most in the genre. No bad scenes or long scenes, but then again, no great scenes.
Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity. Mini-shower tease.
Ryan Quinn (Anthony Konechny) a member of the Irish mafia Quinn family is taken into custody by the FBI. The family attempts a "rescue." Ryan and an agent get shot and are taken to said hospital. The whole Quinn family shows up to see their son. The patriarch of the family is played by Jon Voight. He left Ireland so his family could have a clean legitimate start. His oldest son Sean (Jonathan Rhys Meyers) has different ideas on how to run the family business. It isn't long before gunplay is involved and the film moves into a hostage situation with a cat-and-mouse game with our ex-special forces lady doctor.
This is a standard normal plot. It has better performances than most in the genre. No bad scenes or long scenes, but then again, no great scenes.
Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity. Mini-shower tease.