The Philly Kid (2012) Free Download Movies And HDA former NCAA champion wrestler is paroled after 10 years in prison. Now, to save a friend's life, in a series of cage fights he must agree to do the impossible - lose.OK, It's not an epic, and it certainly could have some smoother edits, but as jaded as I can be after roughly 5000 movies I think that this is a very good film.
The Philly Kid (2012)
Action | Drama
Director: Jason Connery
Writer: Adam Mervis
Stars: Wes Chatham, Devon Sawa and Sarah Butler | See full cast and crew
The Philly Kid (2012):Summary First remember the genre'. The story is well paced and shot nicely. They have resisted the urge to cut too fast, and this gives actors the chance to embrace a scene, making it believable. This is better than many big budget, big name parades that present themselves as quality but miss the mark. Fun,engaging and well acted,
Wes Chatham,Devon Sawa, Sarah Butler,and Adam Mervis do a lot to develop believable and vulnerable characters within the constraints of a compact but well written script. I look forward to following their promising careers. Butler in particular is need that one big opportunity and she'll light up the screen.Sarah Butler deserves kudos for being extremely endearing quickly and adding real weight to the tension within the story. Devon Sawa, a winner.He just is. I've always been Neal McDonough fan and he has the talent and charisma that makes the viewer hope for more screen time.Summary
After Dark has been
busy releasing a full slate of genre fare,
and today we take a look at the After
Dark Action lineup which dropped no fewer than four new movies in
May. They each had a brief theatrical run are now available on VOD. Read on below to hear our thoughts on
movies featuring Dolph Lundgren, Scott Adkins, Jim Caviezel and more.
Martial artist Scott Adkins stars in "El Gringo" as a popular action staple, the lone man with a big bag o' money. Wandering into a small Mexican town, it's not long before an endless wave of cartoon bad guys puts a bounty on his head. He responds with fists and feet. And there's your movie,
Eduardo Rodriguez opts for spaghetti western themes and hoary character archetypes that simply reveal he's mistaken Robert Rodriguez for Sergio Leone. Freeze frames highlight colorful character names,
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