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The Most Dangerous Game (2017) is a English movie. Steven LaMorte has directed this movie. John Hennigan,Michelle Taylor,Eric Etebari,Joseph Gatt are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2017. The Most Dangerous Game (2017) is considered one of the best Adventure movie in India and around the world.
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A ABSOLUTE STINKER
Terrible terrible movie utter tripe bad acting bad editing ect this movie would still be bad if it came out 30 years ago,even if i was the tea boy on this turd i wouldnt tell anyone that i had anything to do with it coz its that embarrasing
Never watch this
Rick and Anna are brought to an isolated forest filled with traps and they must survive the two mercenaries while playing a cat and mouse game. Another good idea with a bad movie. For some unknown actors they did a good job on the screen, also at about 90 minutes runtime you have the feeling that the movie lasts for two hours mainly because of the same scenes with the same actors that are too long and boring. You will feel from the start that you are about to watch a bad a movie and it might be good for you to quit after 5 minutes.
Mother Nature Bless Me
Rick Rainsford (John Hennigan) is a celebrity and a famous hunter, just ask him. The bottle has caused him to fall from grace and be the token celebrity on a wildlife preservation cruise. He is being photographed by Anna (Michelle Taylor) when the ship explodes and every dies except these two (and a near dead guy) who end up on an island with two Russian hunters (Russians are the bad guys again in films. The Arabs were so boring.) If you look at the by-line you know they get hunted and bond ending their love-hate relationship. Pretty standard Hollywood film. John Hennigan wasn't impressive in his role. I think Woody Harrelson would have been better. Guide: No F-word. sex, or nudity.
Worst movie I have seen ever.
Don't waist your time on this garbage. Words cannot express how horrible this movie is. Watching paint dry is quicker & more interesting.Third rate, low budget disaster. The lines is like this: "Are you all right?" And this question was repeated every 5 minute trough the whole movie.