When the world's most notorious criminal allies himself with a senior employee of a major shipping corporation, a lethal deal is struck to secure a multi-million dollar arms transaction. As word of the sinister deal spreads through the underworld, a big city mobster, an extreme militia force and the FBI enter the clandestine mix, blurring the lines of loyalty and trust.
Dane Farwell Darrin Prescott Kurt Bryant Rick Avery Spiro Razatos Mark De Alessandro Manny Perry Tom Morga Peewee Piemonte Gilbert B. Combs Erik Cord William Washington
A fegyverek szava, להרוג את האויב, A szállítmány, Завтра не придёт никогда, Sem Amanhã
Eckt leider ziemlich oft im Rahmen seiner Möglichkeiten an und gehört damit leider schon zum Abgang von PM Entertainment Group.
Gary Busey, Master P und Gary Daniels versuchen alle zu einem wichtigen Waffendeal zu gelangen. Jeder von denen hat eigene Ziele und Probleme, womit man anfängt, sich gegenseitig zu benutzten.
Ehrlich gesagt hab ich die Story überhaupt nicht richtig verstanden. Denn wenn die erste Actionszene sich dem Ende neigt, bekommt man nur noch eine zusammen gewürfelte Handlung präsentiert.
Sowieso spielt Gary Daniels zu 70 % die Hauptrolle und die größeren Namen bekommen nicht viel zu tun. Da helfen Pam Grier, Jeff Fahey und Frank Zagarino in größeren Nebenrollen ebenso nicht.
Wie bereits gesagt fetzt die erste Actionszene ordentlich, während danach…
The action scenes were popping, the sex scenes were sizzling, and Master P was directing.
Gary Daniels is a good cop dragged into corruption by his sleazy friend Jeff Fahey (who is manic enough to be Ray Liotta), which drags him into a world of international arm smugglers featuring Gary Busey, Larry Manetti, Frank Zagarino, and George Cheung – all of whom are painfully inept. Director Master P shows up occasionally to remind people what gangsters are suppose to act like. It’s hard to imagine any of them running a criminal empire let alone being menacing, so the film has frequent asides to Daniels courting prostitute Jodi Bianca Wise; and Pam Grier running a private task force that never really interacts with the criminals. The ending efforts are disjointed but not without their merit. Fans of Daniels, Busey or P will definitely enjoy this PM Entertainment effort; others can probably find better.
The opening credits revealing this cast? Five stars.
The opening scene where Master P lights up countless dudes with his combo rocket launcher / flamethrower? Still five stars. This is going to be the best movie EVER.
Jeff Fahey unhinged? Yep. Still five stars. Pinball machines! Best movie ever.
Then it crashes. Zagarino? Gone. Fahey? Gone. Gary Daniels woos a hooker and never EVER kicks anyone. Stock footage from Narrow Margin and Air America and I want to say The Sweeper (a previous PM Entertainment joint I JUST watched). Master P doing whatever else he’s doing. Gary Busey being subdued. It’s all such a bummer. You can’t start that way and then go in this direction.
A PM movie directed by and starring Master P!? Hell yeah! I gotta admit, this 90's style rap was fun and nostalgic 😎 reminded me of my skateboarding days back in the 90's 👍 you don't hear stuff like this anymore... (and I wouldn't even call myself a rap fan...). Master P's acting fits the PM world well though 😉
This one was a bit all over the place! It felt like there were two directors or editors or something? Master P is listed as the director, and certain scenes feel like it, but then there's others that feel like they are from a completely different movie! 😂 My rating on this one is for my enjoyment and not the…
Master P directs and stars in this fever dream vanity project student thesis film. it has, among other things, Gary Daniels' bare ass in the shower, some fun super big No Limit Soldiers apparel, a seemingly random and mostly masturbatory Master P fight scene in which he just tosses some fools through windows and shoots a bunch more with matching gold 9s while wearing an also matching and gigantic gold Nike windbreaker, and, of course, Pam Grier is in this! oh, and in an early scene Gary Daniels plays a Terminator 2 pinball machine at a bar. i thought that was cool.
It needed more master p to make me say "ugh"
starts off strong with Master P and his guys rolling up to an arms deal so he can lay waste to dozens of ninjas with a combination flamethrower/rocket launcher that looks like the Super Scope, and like to be fair, it is fucking AWESOME to see Master P lighting stuntmen on fire so they can throw themselves into shit! Problem is that the movie mostly focuses on the white actors who dont give a shit. Jeff Fahey is whatever (disappointing!) and Gary Daniels fucking sucks, he's boring, his character is so fucking by the numbers. You get Gary Busey in a subdued performance and Pam Grier as a tired looking exposition machine too...it feels like theres two different movies here…
лютое говно, не достойное даже отзыва с заглавной буквы. Типа наших высеров с Дуфуней Вишневским. Этот хуятор Мастер Пи, где-то намутил деньжат и стал тешить своё самолюбие. Со вкусом и талантом у чувака проблемы, поэтому этот набор понтов смотреть сложно. Приглашенные звезды категории Б ни на что не влияют, свадебные генералы у папуасов...
Felt like a watching a Gary Busey movie on YouTube, one of the first to catch my eye was "No Tomorrow" a movie directed by Master P. I am a white guy from Canada so my knowledge of rap is pretty meager, so I don't really have much awareness of the man's music or that he was an actor/writer/producer as well!
The movie starts with the P man laying waste to dozens of stuntmen with his combination flamethrower/bazooka, it's a PM Entertainment film so the explosions are pretty ridiculous. After this it becomes a fairly typical DTV crapfest with b movie mainstays like Gary Daniels, Gary Busey, Jeff Fahey and Pam Grier wandering through their roles. Grier especially is given…
This is latter day PM Entertainment, so that means stock footage (the Bronco/helicopter chase from NARROW MARGIN, the plane crash from AIR AMERICA, and an airport graveyard car chase I couldn't identify), but the new stuff here is pretty good. Spiro Rozatos provides all of the chases and shooting you were expecting (the latter pretty clearly inspired by HARD BOILED) and you also get a crazy opening scene in which Master P (who also directed) wipes out a squad of men using a wild rocket launcher/flame thrower. Add in a quality cast and you have a better than average PM entry from their dying days.
Viewing Source: Ventura DVD (U.S.)
Master P delivers a proper PM Entertainment actioner, complete with Gary Daniels.
My one complaint is that there’s not enough Jeff Fahey. The cast is stacked, but he’s the MVP.