Come Out Faghting
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Updated on June 2, 2023
With
Dolph Lundgren, Tyrese Gibson, Michael Jai White, Kellan Lutz ...more
Duration
1h 35min
Gender
Action, Drama, War
Directed by
Steven Luke
Language
english
In coming out fighting, writer / director Stephen Locke returns to some of the themes of his previous film, Operation Sea Wolf, World War II and the contribution of African American units to the war effort. This is definitely an area with a lot of potential to tell a compelling story but given the lackluster plot and the pacing of this movie, The question is Can he tell someone
As the film opens, two American pilots return to the base when they spot a German supply train and take a pass in it. They destroy the train but it also leaves them in the scenes of I 262. One of the pilots lieutenant Ross (Kellan Lutz, Twilight, Expendables 3) managed to rescue, but he is far from enemy lines
In other places, the Allied troops under the command of Major Anderson (Dolph Lundgren, Division 8, Blackwater) were detained by a minefield. Mine disposal crew, Lieutenant Hayes (Hiram A.Murray, the unknown killers, the last son), Sergeant McCarron (Michael Jay White, Black Friday, the dead zone) and special buttons (rich Lowe, oratory, the Great War). But before they could complete the task, the Germans launched an attack
Hayes is accused of causing the ambush by not clearing the mines in time, although in fact the fault lies with the troops who failed to explore and clear the area. He is sent back to Division headquarters pending investigation, but the convoy gets lost and ends up behind German lines and under attack. He runs away in the confusion and runs into lieutenant Ross in the forest
If you can forgive the terrible SGI planes and train in the opening sequence, the first half hour of the combat exit is not so bad. Luke shows a better understanding of how to organize a land battle than he did in putting naval warfare on the screen and both combat scenes we get are effective if concise
What's less effective is, well just about everything else is in out-fighting that leans heavily on cliches. There is such a racist Southern contingent that they refuse to help Hayes even though he knows the area they are traveling through. Of course, they are also so incompetent that they cannot hear German armor pulling in front of them. Major Anderson wants to send a party looking for Hayes, but the headquarters has different priorities so he can't do anything until it is indicated that the missing white pilot is somewhere in the same sector
Most of the middle part of the film consists of preparations for the search for Hayes either informally or after Anderson talks to the nearby General Patton by chance (Gary David Kist, Hellfire, devil's hour) "you are in charge of those black tankers, a powerful cool job you are doing with these boys", officially. Occasionally we see Ross and Hayes fighting, talking about coincidences, and running into another minefield
I understand that this was filmed on a less than lavish budget and that things like armor rental and uniforms ate up a large part of it. But if you are going to move away from the action, you need a strong dialogue to maintain the viewer's interest. Coming out fighting offers cliches and heavy morals instead. Which means it's hard work until those "black tankers" appear under the command of Sergeant Chrissy (Tyrese Gibson, order, Morbius) to help in the search
Unfortunately, neither Gibson nor his tanks really have much to do. Most of the scenes from them in action are the same video game-like shots of a tower moving back and forth or firing a machine gun. There is also an unintentionally funny scene of a SGI tank racing into battle in what appears to be a hyperspeed. For his part, Gibson barely appears on the screen and many of Chrissy's scenes in the tank are so dark that they could easily be duplicated. Lundgren gets more screen time but spends it all at the base, mostly behind a desk
While it's not as bad as a lot of Modern World War II-themed movies, come out fighting isn't a particularly good movie either. Poor CGI, cliches and undeveloped characters take their toll and the budget does not allow this kind of action scenes to distract attention from these shortcomings. Undemanding fans of war films may find it acceptable, but most will be disappointed
Dolph Lundgren
Born on November 3, 1957 in Stockholm to a mother who is a language teacher (Sigrid) and a Swedish engineer and economist father (Karl), Dolph Lundgren attended the prestigious Royal Institute of Technology in his hometown where he obtained a master's degree in chemistry. The youngest of four children, he devotes himself to his studies. I've spent so much time poring over books that I should have an indelible ink stain at the end of my nose, he smiles. At the time I wanted to imitate my father and start an engineering career. Far be it from me to think about cinema and show business in general
Thanks to a scholarship, he left his country in 1977 for a year to continue his studies at Washington State University. He then returned to Sweden and graduated from the Royal Institute of Technology. After his military service in the navy, he attended the universities of Sydney and Boston, helped in this by scholarships (including a Fulbright program for the prestigious M.I.T. (Massachusetts Institute of Technology))
At the age of sixteen, he turned to martial arts. After trying judo, he engages in the practice of karate, first in the gōjū-ryū style, then in a style more focused on combat with live strikes, kyokushinkai. He began high-level competition in 1979, even before being a black belt (which he obtained in 1981), and participated in the second world championship, where he was among the last thirty-two competitors (losing to the defending champion after several extensions). He then accumulated national titles, winning in particular the British Open in 1980 and 1981 — which had the value at the time of European level championship - then the Australian Open in 1982. For the purposes of the film Pentathlon, released in 1994, he trained with the American pentathlon team in 1993. This is what allows him to participate in the Olympic Games in Atlanta in 1996 as (honorary) captain of the American team
Refusing the proposals of the greatest boxing managers in the United States, he still thinks of devoting himself to studies when he meets the drama teacher Warren Robertson, disciple of Lee Strasberg, one of the founders of the Actors Studio. He decides to become an actor and gets the role of a KGB agent in Dangerously Yours through his current flirt, the singer Grace Jones. This modest participation marks his cinematic debut. A debut that could have been made with Rambo 2: The Mission, a film for which he auditioned. But Sylvester Stallone preferred that he play in Rocky 4, despite the reluctance of the casting teams. The choice is wise since Lundgren interprets his role in a masterful way, which allows him to become overnight one of the greatest hopes of action cinema
Tyrese Gibson
Tyrese Darnell Gibson (born December 30, 1978) is an American actor and singer. He released his self-titled debut album in 1998, which included the single "sweet lady", and peaked at Number Twelve on the US Billboard Hot 100. His second and third albums, 2000 watts and I want to go there, were released in 2001 and 2002, respectively. The latter contained the lead single" How would you behave like that", which became Gibson's highest-charting single, reaching number seven on the Billboard Hot 100. His fourth album, alter ego, explored hip hop, while he was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best R & B Album for his fifth album, open invitation (2011). Gibson's sixth studio album, Black Rose (2015), debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200, becoming his highest-charting album. He has sold over 4 million records in the United States
Gibson had his first starring role in John Singleton's film Hood coming of age as a baby (2001), and then began appearing as Roman Pierce in the fast and the Furious franchise. Gibson reunited with Singleton in the action movie Four Brothers (2005) and plays the role of Robert Epps in the Transformers franchise. He appeared in the comedy film Ride Along 2 (2016) and appeared in the superhero film Morbius (2022)
Michael Jai White
Ikael Jay White (born November 10, 1967) is an American actor. A Kyokushin Karate fighter, the Kyokushinkai, was invented in 1950 (the first dojo opened in Tokyo in 1953) by masutatsu eremiyama. He has been seen in Universal Soldier, spawn, the Dark Knight and The Legend of Bruce Lee, among others. He is best known for starring in the parody film Black Dynamite
He appeared in Off-Broadway, Risin' in the Sun
He appears in the trailer for Kill Bill 1 and 2, not in the movie but in the cut scenes
He worked with Steven Seagal in Out of Bounds and trained with Jean-Claude Van Damme, with whom he starred in the Universal Soldier movie
He began his acting career in The Toxic Avenger, Part II in 1989 and The Toxic Avenger Part III: The Last Temptation of Toxie
In 1997, he played the main role of Spawn
In 2002, he made a cameo in the music video I Know What You Want by Mariah Carey and Busta Rhymes as well as in the music video Your Love by Nicki Minaj. In 2011, we can see him in the music video No Sunshine by DMX (scene from the movie Out of Bounds)
In 2008, he played Gamble, one of the members of the Gotham underworld, in the film The Dark Knight
In 2010, Michael Jai White directed Never Back Down 2
Todo Segalla was his instructor.[ref. desired]
We will be able to see it in two episodes of the Screaming Metal Chronicles series. In episode 1 of the first season: The King's Crown alongside Scott Adkins, then in the second episode of the second season, The Endomorph in the company of Michelle Lee
He said that he was already over one meter eighty at the age of fourteen
He is married to Dr. Courtenay Chatman from 2005, with whom he had one child. They divorced in 2011
He remarries Gillian Iliana Waters in July 2015 in Thailand
Kellan Lutz
Kellan Christopher Lutz (born March 15, 1985) is an American actor and model. He made his film debut with a stick (2006), and is best known for playing the role of Emmett Cullen in the Twilight Saga film series (2008-2012). Since then he played the role of Poseidon in the 2011 film Immortals, voiced the title character in the 2013 animated film Tarzan, played John Smiley in Expendables 3 (2014) and Hercules in The Legend of Hercules (2014). He co-starred in the CBS thriller series FBI: Most Wanted (2020-2021)
Lutz had recurring roles on Model Citizens (2004) and the return (2005), and smaller roles in episodes The Bold and the beautiful, CSI: New York, Summerland, Six Feet Under, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, and heroes. He was also in the films stick (2006), accepted (2006) and prom night (2008). In addition, Lutz performed on the California stage and was the host of Bravo blow up. He also appeared in a 2006 advertisement for Hilary Duff's perfume with love... Hilary Duff, and in the 2007 music video for her song "with love".In 2008, he appeared in another music video, hinder's "without you". In the same year, Lutz also appeared in the miniseries kill the generation, based on the book by Evan Wright, and had a starring role in the film Deep Winter
Lutz's big break came when he played the role of Emmett Cullen in the film adaptation of the Twilight Saga (2008) by Stephanie Meyer. He reprised his role in all four follow-up films, starting with the Twilight Saga: New Moon (2009).He also appeared as George Evans in 90210 inspired (2009) on chemical weapons.[11] Lutz also appeared in the 2010 remake of a nightmare on Elm Street as Dean, a "lovable high school jock", in April 2010.He reprised his role as Emmett Cullen in the third installment of the Twilight Saga, The Twilight Saga: Eclipse (2010), and then appeared as the brawler Poseidon, the God of the sea in the Immortals (2011).Lutz reunited with his Twilight co-star and close friend, Ashley Greene, In the film the heart of a warrior (2011).He was considered for the main role in Conan The Barbarian (2011), but eventually lost to Jason Momoa.He also reunited with the Immortals co-star Mickey Rourke in the action movie Java heat (2013), in which he was filmed Indonesia.In in 2012, Lutz was one of the candidates for the male lead in the film Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters, a role that eventually went to Jeremy Renner. Lutz starred in the epic The Legend of Hercules (2014), but the film was a critical and commercial failure, and Lutz was nominated for two Golden Raspberry Awards
Lutz was signed to Ford models.He is one of the models featured in the 2010 Calvin Klein x lingerie campaign
In 2012, Lutz made a special guest appearance on the TV show 30 Rock, playing a version of himself related to the character J. D. Lutz, played by actor John Lutz. In 2011 and 2012, he again portrayed Emmett Cullen, in the fourth and fifth instalments of Twilight, The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 and Part 2 (2012)
In 2016, Lutz starred in the thriller film money with Jamie Bamber, Jesse Williams, and Jess Wexler directed by Martin Rosette and produced by Atit Shah.Lutz also appeared as the main protagonist in the Science Fiction Volume One: the child of Osiris and the Tomb guards
On June 24, 2016, Lutz tweeted that he had a meeting with McG and Mary Viola about playing a guy
Starting in 2020, Lutz portrayed FBI special agent Kenny Crosby in CBS's FBI: Most Wanted. He left the role at the premiere of the third season to bring his family back to California
Lutz's main charity is "save innocence", which works to rescue and rehabilitate child victims of sex trafficking in the United States. He has been GQ's man of the year for his work with this organization, and has been the organization's General Ambassador since 2011. Lutz dedicates his birthday every year to financially benefit Save the innocence, and runs campaigns for them on a regular basis
In 2010, Lutz was a spokesperson for the beta Campaign "Adopt, Don't buy".He is also a supporter of the monkey charity for the protection of primates in West Africa, and used the premiere of the Tarzan film in Dublin to raise funds for the charity's work to save endangered gorillas and chimpanzees.Lutz supported the documentary the PAO project, which focuses on the clawing of exotic and domesticated cats in America
He is also a supporter of rebuilding efforts in New Orleans, particularly with the St. Bernard Project
In 2013, he co-founded the foresight Creative Group, a product development company with a special focus on his patents and inventions. The company, which has partnered with several charities that he promotes on his social media, has released a sleep mask and a dice game named after Lutz
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