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Striking Range (2005) -* * *
AKA: Bloodlines
Directed By: Daniel Millican
Starring: Lou Diamond Phillips, Glenn Morshower, Yancy Butler, and Jeff Speakman
Striking Range is entertaining and action-filled. "Vash" (Phillips) is a mercenary who is asked to guard Ted Billings (Morshower) because he has a hi-tech WMD. "Vash" doesn't like the guy, but then he gets his money's worth because criminals from all sides are after him.
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What's interesting about this movie is that it takes the time to flesh out some character development. Phillips is very good in the role. Yancy Butler plays his ex-girlfriend. She gets her time to shine. Jeff Speakman plays one of the villains and gets to utilize his martial arts ability. Speakman is a big guy and he moves fast. The whole movie is one big action sequence. The beginning is little lame, but once that gets out of the way, It's B-movie fun till the end.
In the end: If you like LDP, you'll enjoy this. I wasn't disappointed by Striking Range and it delivered the goods.
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