Chain of Command

2015 "When duty calls, plans change"
3.5| 1h28m| R| en
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After finding his brother murdered after returning from duty, Webster searches for the perpetrators, but discovers a conspiracy that cuts deep inside the U.S. government.

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Kaydan Christian A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.
Derrick Gibbons An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.
Candida It is neither dumb nor smart enough to be fun, and spends way too much time with its boring human characters.
thewelshkaibigan Well I have watched a lot of movies over the years but this has to be the one movie that contains such bad acting it's like they were just starting first year in acting school. Only person I had really heard of was Steve Austin and wasn't expecting too much from him as he is not really a film actor per se, just and actor from the world of wrestling.Looks like this Jai guy has some fighting moves but they are totally wasted in this movie.If you must watch it then just accept that, you were warned. Honestly, the rest of the reviews have given it low marks and I will be no different. Simply awful.
udar55 Micheal Jai White is one of the top direct-to-video action stars thanks to films like Undisputed II and Blood and Bone. His great martial arts skills are always complemented by his good acting. So how and why he got wrapped up in this amateur production is beyond me. Seriously, this flick is so flat and displays all of the style of something you would see on Hallmark or Lifetime. Even worse, director Kevin Carraway has very little insight on how to properly film and edit a fight scene (look for one shot where you can see the safety mat on the ground). Not allowing White to show case his abilities is just downright criminal. Add in a perfunctory plot and Steve Austin doing his best not to look off camera to spot a bank to cash his check and you have one of White's worst films in years. I understand he has to work, but I just wish it was with better people. I have no doubt White's forthcoming Never Back Down 3 will correct this.
garyhoward-50963 Very bad acting if you wish to call it acting.Glad I did not pay to see this would have been a waist of money.The dialog is dry and amusing in that the characters try to sound bad ass.The use of weapons gets old too, hero shoots a bad guy in the warehouse with a loud echo two bad guys come to see what happen hero walks up behind bad guys shoots both in back of head.only one car has license plates on vehicle where several vehicles do not.It appears to be Christmas time but all the lawns are very green and most of the trees do not have leaves on them.Very bad movie waste of time.
vlimages The director must have been very ignorant of the cast he had. In fact, without the names of the cast no one would see this movie! At the disposal of the director was one of the world's top martial artist who hardly ever fights in the movie. Whatever short fights the movie has with MJ Whitereally is awful and was poorly choreographed. Steve Austin never lifts a hand and never fights in this movie. I wasted money buying the DVD. Don't watch this movie. It is really bad and it was not a small budget that made this movie terrible. It was poor directing! This movie deserves a negative three on the voting scale!The story was poorly developed. The characters of the movie were not used to their full potential. The photography was cheap and so was the sound. The story line was mainstream and nothing new. Civilian police force seems nonexistent in this world created in Ohio. Those who at least expect to see MJ White show his fighting skills will one hundred percent be disappointed. Fansof Steve Austin will be one hundred percent disappointed. Watching this movie will disappoint anyone one hundred percent.