Outside the Law

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Summary: C. Rothrock and S. Dever synergy
Review: A thrill-a-minute, non-stop action adventure with a kick, Outside the Law delivers exactly what it propounds to -- a great action movie with solid acting. Director Jorge Montesi is on top with this one, leading a first-rate cast. Cynthia Rothrock delivers some intense martial action, while Seamus Dever and Jeff Wincott add heavy weight to an outstanding performance. Particularly interesting is the chemistry between Rothrock and Dever. A must see.

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Summary: It's not that bad......
Review: I feel sorry for everyone slammin' on this movie. It wasn't that bad.

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Summary: Poorly Made Film with Very Few Bright Spots
Review: I'm a sucker for martial arts films...I watch them and I'm rarely satisfied. Normally, I can expect to be somewhat entertianed by a Rothrock film, even if it is just watching her kick some butt. This movie, however, has very little butt kicking and a lot of bad acting and direction. This 90 minute film feels like it is two hours long. It has been a long time since Rothrock has done anything worth watching...but I watch her next video anyway, hoping for the glory days of "Righting Wrongs" and "Dragon Lady."

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Summary: Terrible!
Review: This movie does not worth be seen, for starter the guy who first get killed is a F.B.I. agent that is not even wearing a bulletproof jacket on an operation. The end is worst that the beginning. The performance of the actors is awful. The title should go "Xena meets Dirty Harry" Bottom line: Don't waste your time on this movie you'd rather watch the news.

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Summary: This movie has it all
Review: This movie has it all.

Bad acting, silly and implausible plot. I mean, Come on!. The good guys go after the drug-lord types and steal "the secret laptop". The drug lords learn who's attacking them. The good guys hang out the entire time in a restaurant they own and the bad guys never bother to go after them.

The female lead apparently got her two expressions (pissed and majorly pissed) from Clint Eastwood. Dan Lauria (the bad cop) was amusing in a sad sort of way and Stephen Macht (who should have quit acting when he finished "Galaxina") played an evil government type who was after the female lead for some reason or another.

At least it was better than "In the Bedroom"