Precious Cargo (2016)

I was able to hold out to the boat chase scene. Just as the chase starts, good guy pulling away in a boat. Bad guy with assault rifle shoots then puts down rifle grasbs hand gun and shoots. Um, no, rifle was the better weapon of choice. Bad guys get in another boat and catch up to good guys. Why didn't the good guys take the faster boat? They arrivef first and had a choice so they chose the slower boat? Nope, I'm out.

because of the low rating, then i watched this movie with low expectation.. And i was surprised with the low rating because i think this movie is not bad and full of action from the beginning until the end.. it's not as great as "Die Hard", but worth to see... Just dun expect too high and you will enjoy this movie..

So this film starts off pretty good in the action and setup.. then starts to fail... I see Bruce Willis is cast as the films bad guy (yet again they use the A list Hollywood actor as the draw card and cast him as the bad guy with a couple of tie in scenes...) and has maybe 1 or 2 days of acting to do for this film. Previous low reviews have hit this on the mark. I really thought I had seen this film before. A tired out script/story.

Review: After an impressive beginning, and some flash opening credits, this movie was a right let down. The acting was pretty poor from Mark-Paul Gosselaar (Jack) and Claire Forlani (Karen), and the script was poorly written. Bruce Willis (Eddie) seemed a bit out of place through the whole film, and the action scenes were far fetched and way over the top. There were some humorous scenes, which made the film slightly watchable but the storyline is predictable and Jack, who looked and acted just like Chris Pratt, became annoying after a while. Although the film had a reasonable budget, it still seemed cheap, even though there is loads of explosions and gun action. I wasn't that disappointed, because Bruce Willis hasn't starred in a decent movie for ages, and he has been making a lot of "straight to DVD" movies lately, for the independent market. I did like the chemistry between Jack and his handy sidekick Logan (Jenna B. Kelly) and Daniel Bernhardt (Simon) played a convincing baddie alongside Willis but apart from that, it's just another average movie, that will be quickly forgotten. Average!Round-Up: This is the first movie directed by Max Adams, who also wrote this film, along with Extraction, which also starred Bruce Willis, and Heist, which starred Robert DeNiro but none of the movies were that good. Mark-Paul Gosselaar, 42, is mostly known for his appearances on TV, in series like Pitch, CSI, Truth Be Told and Franklin & Bash, which explains why I haven't seen, or heard of him before. As for the rest of the cast, I did like Claire Forlani in Meet Joe Black but her career didn't really take off. Bruce Willis has really hit rock bottom, with films like Extraction, Vice and this film, and with another Die Hard movie in development, called Die Hard: Year One, it really needs to be a decent movie for people to start taking him serious again, although his screen charisma is pretty unique. Anyway, this film was pretty bad but it's watchable, if you've got nothing better to do.Budget: $10.5million Worldwide Gross: N/AI recommend this movie to people who are into their action/crime/comedies, starring Mark- Paul Gosselaar, Bruce Willis, Claire Forlani, John Brotherton, Lydia Hull, Daniel Bernhardt and Ashley Kirk. 3/10