Director: Russell Mulcahy
Stars: Dolph Lundgren, Gina Bellman and Conrad Dunn
Genre: Action | Drama | Thriller
MPAA Rating: R (strong violent content and language, and for some sexuality and drug content)
Running Time: 89 Mins
Tagline: "Kill or be Killed "


REVIEW
Stars: Dolph Lundgren, Gina Bellman and Conrad Dunn
Genre: Action | Drama | Thriller
MPAA Rating: R (strong violent content and language, and for some sexuality and drug content)
Running Time: 89 Mins
Tagline: "Kill or be Killed "
REVIEW
Silent Trigger is not your typical action film; in fact it’s not really an action film at all. Sure, there are some scenes that due involve fighting and shooting, but the instances are very few. The only reason I picked this title up was because of Dolph Lundgren, I like the guy’s movies, they may be unoriginal but they sure are entertaining. I wish I could say the same thing for Silent Trigger, a movie that had me bored to death for 89 min.
Dolph Lundgren plays a hired assassin that gets double crossed by his employer for not following a primary objective. So, for the majority of the film, we see Lundgren an a female counterpart in the same game of death, both on the lurk for the man who hired them and killing of another target. I am sure there are many details I missed out from the movie, that’s for sure, but keep in mind I was bored to death in this film.
I wouldn’t recommend this movie, honestly I wouldn’t. the biggest problem this movie faces is the production values; the film looks like it was shot in an abandoned building. Also, I got aggravated with the constant flashbacks, at first I had a hard time knowing what was the present and what was the past. I am surprised this movie is directed by the man who directed Highlander, a director who used great editing to transition from past to present in that film. All in all, I wouldn’t suggest nor recommend this turd. Stay far away.
DVD
I first got this DVD back in 08 while I was still working for FYE. The movie was really cheap, I only paid 2 dollars for it…and with all sincerity, that’s pretty much what it’s worth.
VIDEO
The DVD brings the movie in a fullscreen presentation. From what I heard, the movie was shot in a 2:35:1 widescreen. For me, it doesn’t bother me at all, its not a good movie anyway.
AUDIO
The audio is perhaps the only good thing in this bare bones DVD, it brings both a 5.1. Surround Sound and a 2ch surround sound.
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