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A Day to Die

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A Day to Die

R,

Released Mar 4, 2022,

1h 45m,

Action

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Ex-military ops officer Conner Connolly (Kevin Dillon) has one day to pay $2 million in reparations to a local gang leader in order to save his kidnapped wife. With her life on the line, Conner must recruit his old crew, led by Brice Mason (Frank Grillo), to pull off a series of dangerous heists to repay the money he owes and settle a score with the city's corrupt police chief (Bruce Willis). In a race against time, the crew must rely on their tactical training and brotherhood to save themselves and those who matter most.

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Jeffrey M. Anderson

Common Sense Media

Sometimes Willis' low-budget action movies have quirky little touches that distract from their awfulness, but this one has none; it's as lazy, nonsensical, and junky-looking as they come.

Rated: 1/5 •

Mar 19, 2022

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Dennis Schwartz

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It's another recent quickie Bruce Willis movie, so you know the film will probably not be good.

Rated: D •

Mar 8, 2022

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Brian Orndorf

Blu-ray.com

A low-budget action movie, and Miller doesn't deliver anything more than that, going painfully generic with shootouts and showdowns, often caught skipping on storytelling clarity as this nonsense unfolds.

Rated: D •

Mar 4, 2022

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Emil P

It was interesting for a while, then it became boring.

Rated 2 out of 5 stars

12/21/24

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Gero C

I wasn't expecting much and I ended up liking it quite a bit. A movie that I suppose is low budget, bringing out all the good things about action movies and police movies. Highly recommended

Rated 4 out of 5 stars

03/11/24

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michael d

After killing a drug syndicate member while protecting a parolee, Connor Connolly has one day to pay two million dollars he doesn't have to Tyrone Pettis. He is forced to ask his old military ops crew, led by Brice Mason, to come together and somehow get the money before Connor loses everyone he loves..... What you have here is another case of great cast, average film. Kevin 'Sorry I thought you were the other one' Dillon is the lead here, and for people who have. Little common sense on here will already know that Willis isn't predominant in this film, and due to his health issues, nothing more will be said in this review about him. But it was fantastic to see Leon in this as the bad guy, channelling his performance in Cliffhanger to wonderful effect. And there's the always reliable Frank Grillo in it foe a few scenes to make the film feel a little more shines. But it's use another mundane story somebody doing wrong to a crime lord ad having to pat them back in droves, or his pregnant wife will be killed, even though Leon tells people off for smoking around her. Add a pound shop Davi's Schwimmer and you are left with a film that feels like 12 Rounds, but much longer. And the effects team must have dared each other, as there is some of the poorest green screen ever committed to film. So it's not terrible, just terribly average...

Rated 3 out of 5 stars

09/14/23

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Christian M

Terrible. It had potential though. They tried to pack too many different ideas into one movie. It was very all over the place. Special effects were very poor considering today's tech. Acting wasn't that great. Don't waste your time. Plot wasn't thought out.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

06/02/23

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Wes Miller

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Kevin Dillon

Connor

Bruce Willis

Alston

Gianni Capaldi

Tim

Frank Grillo

Mason

Leon

Pettis

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Ex-military ops officer Conner Connolly (Kevin Dillon) has one day to pay $2 million in reparations to a local gang leader in order to save his kidnapped wife. With her life on the line, Conner must recruit his old crew, led by Brice Mason (Frank Grillo), to pull off a series of dangerous heists to repay the money he owes and settle a score with the city's corrupt police chief (Bruce Willis). In a race against time, the crew must rely on their tactical training and brotherhood to save themselves and those who matter most.

Director: Wes Miller
Producer: DJ Dodd, Wes Miller, Curtis Nichouls, Leonard Ohaebosim, Andrew van den Houten
Screenwriter: Rab Berry, Scott Mallace
Distributor: Vertical Entertainment
Production Co: Sweet Unknown South, Spite the Movie, Hood River Entertainment, Lionhead Productions, Future Proof Films, Capstone Studios
Rating: R (Pervasive Language|Drug Use|Some Sexual Material/Nudity|Violence)
Genre: Action
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Mar 4, 2022, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Mar 4, 2022
Runtime: 1h 45m
Aspect Ratio: Scope (2.35:1)

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