Area of Conflict 2017 123movies

Watch: Area of Conflict 2017 123movies, Full Movie Online – Roger seems to have had enough of the mercenary lifestyle and is now living a life of wine, women, and leisure. However, he and his die-hard team of soldiers-for-hire once again find themselves stalking through the forests of Eastern Europe to hunt what they have been told is a team taking out “important national interests”. They soon find they have met their match as one by one they are wounded or killed; becoming the hunted instead of the hunters. Roger finally corners the “team” hunting them only to find it is just one woman, a very beautiful sniper named Sdanka who is out for vengeance. He soon finds she is more than his equal in the arts of war. Banded together, they now fight against an army of rogue soldiers and renegade agents with no back up. They both soon find that sometimes your enemies are not, and your friends are your enemies..
Plot: Human traffickers wipe out a young girl’s family and village. She then seeks revenge on those responsible, eventually becoming first the hunted then turning into the hunters with the mercenary hired to eliminate her.
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	3.7/10 Votes: 65
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	N/A Votes: 15 Popularity: 4.489 | TMDB

Reviews:

Pro Wrestlers
Some pro wrestlers were casted into a film. We start with some T & A, which quickly turns to a sausage hang of gravely voiced beeves. Ten minutes in, and I began to fast forward. Twenty minutes in, and I skipped ahead. I could not finish this. Seen on Tubi, the free streaming service, which shows some abysmally low-budget junk; and some gems. This film is the former, and not the latter.

A stupefyingly schlocky, sub-Seagalian shoot ’em up!
The conspicuously low budget, stupefyingly schlocky, sub-Seagalian shoot ’em up, ‘Area of Conflict’ proves itself to be a wearily noisome, cliche-clotted clusterfunk of meat-headed mediocrity, that only infrequently stumbles guilelessly into the bemusingly trashy no man’s land of (very) Bad Movie excellence!!! The penurious ‘plot’ finds our singularly unlikeable, hypertensive squad of dimwitted, steroid-stuffed ‘soldiers’ being tasked to seek and destroy some shadowy paramilitary skells deep in darkest Eastern Europe, only to discover that they have rapidly become the slow-moving prey to some ferociously fleet-footed, fearlessly forest-flitting assassin!

Thematically tawdry, dramatically redundant, and stylistically prosaic, this inept action travesty is, perhaps, wholly ‘expendable’ to most viewers, yet the hackneyed dialogue, and polystyrene performances occasionally take on a dorky, Ed Wood Jnr. Savour, and, happily, the actioner’s sole beacon of lissome luminosity is the strikingly sinuous, fabulously fiesty, kill ’em all intensity of pleasingly perky, pistol packing Amazon, Annika Pampel as the beautifully blood-thirsty, one woman army Sdanka. Another major demerit is the irksome lack of Jake Busey, the colourful actor is woefully underused here, as Busey has more charisma in one of his outsized bicuspids than the cookie cutter hero’s ceaselessly tepid theatrics. With decent dialogue, considerably less CGI, and casting, Luke Goss in the lead it would certainly have been better, but not quite so hilarious! And if they ever start handing out awards for asinine references to ‘Predator’ than ‘Area of Conflict’ ‘aint going home empty handed, mayte!

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Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 34 min (94 min) (USA)
Budget 0
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Status Released
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Genre Action
Director Tino Christian Von Struckmann
Writer Si Dunn, Dan Gagliasso, Tino Struckmann
Actors Tino Struckmann, Ted McGinley, Jake Busey
Country United States
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