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ACTOR
Craig FairbrassJames CosmoMem FerdaNick Moran
DIRECTOR
Mark McQueen
SYNOPSICS
Gunned Down (2017) is a English movie. Mark McQueen has directed this movie. Craig Fairbrass,James Cosmo,Mem Ferda,Nick Moran are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2017. Gunned Down (2017) is considered one of the best Action,Thriller movie in India and around the world.
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Action packed fun U.K. flick
This was Mark McQueen's second major film he directed, and he did an amazing job once again. This is an action packed low budget U.K. flick with great cinematography and editing. It's nothing great, but it is fun. Writer and lead actor Craig Fairbrass kicks some as* in both his screenplay and his acting. Sure the story has been done before many times, but I can never get bored of this type of U.K. action flick, especially as a low budget entry into this genre. Rating this film on its merits and as a B-type low budget film, it's a fun 8/10 from me.
Like british gangster films?
Then you will LOVE this. Fairbrass is amazing, as are the supporting cast. I opened an IMDB account just to review this. Bloody, revengeful and proper hard core flick. If you like 'When Harry met Sally'...... 9/10
Not as bad as people are making out.
I quite enjoyed this Brit gangster flick, some well known actors and a believable story line. I get the feeling that some people out there won't like a film unless it has a bond like budget and all celebrity A listers. This film hits the mark and is worth a rental or purchase, story line was good, twists and turns kept you guessing; I've seen a lot worse. Give it a go, you won't be disappointed!
Better-than-expected British revenge flick
LONDON HEIST is a low rent action vehicle for gruff hardman Craig Fairbrass, here playing the usual thick-skinned gangster type who goes gunning for revenge when criminals torture and murder his dad, played by a cameoing Steven Berkoff. Although low budget, this film has a decent pace and is generally pretty enjoyable, certainly more so than your usual Danny Dyer or - god forbid - Simon Phillips production. The violence is harsh and gritty and there's some action to give it energy and drive. Fairbrass remains likeable and is well supported by a reliable James Cosmo and Nick Moran, the latter appearing after seeming to be off our screens for a couple of decades.
True good gangster film from UK.
The overall scheme reminds me Antonia Bird's FACE, from 1997, another gangster flick from UK involving armes robbers, very Professional ones, who pull a major heist in a security complex facility, a sort of money depot destined to armored trucks, as here. A heist which is the prelude to a blood bath between hoodlums. And this one doesn't look like another Guy Ritchie like crap with plenty of black humour or crazy characters or situations. I am sick of this kind of garbage stuff. I crave for brutal, nasty, disturbing noir tales. You also have a kind of HEAT influence, an important one on several scenes between the police and gangsters. And the final part too, very close to Michael Mann's masterpiece. I don't understand the negative comments about this movie. Really. I have seen many amateurish UK crimes movies since a couple of years, corny, bleak, cheesy features, FAR FAR worse than this one, believe me. Craig Fairbass gives here a powerful performance as a rough professional hoodlum. The same kind of character which Ray Winstone had done ten years earlier in similar topics.