The Assault

Worst movie. Bad acting. I cant belive the bad plot.

A good action movie entirely shot in Connecticut, which sees as protagonist Tom Sizemore plays a hard-boiled detective, and actress Jordan Ladd; The best of the cast is anyway Tom Sizemore, in his role as protagonist if the quarry goes well although Jordan Ladd does not hurt her; the film despite the fairly good plot is well-rounded, with action scenes done well; ultimately an good action movie that if you cave it despite everything; the wonderful scenic scenery and snow- covered landscapes of Connecticut are to be mentioned; so good-looking, well-cast action movie, not sure of Oscar but still not to be thrown, anyone who likes genre can definitely enjoy it, for others to look elsewhere.

I think I just watched 5.5 million USD get laundered. Like if the producers was more of a drama-doc than a fictional story.

The director, producer and all involved in this dumpster fire of a movie should be banned from the movie industry. This was an Assault on me!!!

There's no doubt that actors sit around and laugh about the terrible films they've been in. They take the roles for money to buy a new boat, or just to keep themselves visible to audiences, or whatever.

Tom Sizemore has proven himself capable in major films like "Saving Private Ryan," "Pearl Harbor," and others. Here, he is slumming big time. I can imagine having a beer with Sizemore and talking about this movie. I'm sure he would readily admit that it's a total loser, and he ought to be ashamed of himself for being in it. "But the paycheck was good and the shooting schedule was short," he would say.

This is one of the worst movies I've ever seen. Not only was the script apparently written by a 12 year old, but there are actually glaring bloopers that the director didn't even bother to correct. The acting is wooden (Sizemore included). The cinematography is sloppy.

I can't believe I'm wasting so many words on this piece of garbage. But sometimes, watching, watching a terrible flick can be instructive. It's a good way to learn what not to do as a filmmaker.

There are "good" bad movies and just plain bad ones. This one is in the latter category.