You get what you expect from the fourth film in the WWE Studios' 'Marine' franchise - and the second that stars Mike 'The Miz' Mizanin as the titular returned serviceman - and that is a lot of action and very little plot. Which is fine, because no one is watching one of these flicks for anything other than watching a good guy cut a swathe through a lot of bad guys,
And there are a LOT of bad guys to be dispatched in 'The Marine 4: Moving Target'.
No worries for Jake Carter (Mizanin) who is working in private security and assigned to escort a defense contractor whistleblower so she can turn over the incriminating evidence. All good until there is an ambush, and after that...well, you know what happens next.
There is so much shooting in this movie, yet no one seems to hit anyone else and there isn't a whole lot of reloading, either. Almost wall-to-wall action, lots of blood, and a pretty satisfying ending.
Fun, B-movie stuff with a mountain town setting that made me think of 'First Blood'.
And there are a LOT of bad guys to be dispatched in 'The Marine 4: Moving Target'.
No worries for Jake Carter (Mizanin) who is working in private security and assigned to escort a defense contractor whistleblower so she can turn over the incriminating evidence. All good until there is an ambush, and after that...well, you know what happens next.
There is so much shooting in this movie, yet no one seems to hit anyone else and there isn't a whole lot of reloading, either. Almost wall-to-wall action, lots of blood, and a pretty satisfying ending.
Fun, B-movie stuff with a mountain town setting that made me think of 'First Blood'.