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Before Sam Axe teamed up with Michael and Fiona, he was Commander Axe, U.S. Navy SEAL. The Fall of Sam Axe tells the story of how Sam went from respected Naval Commander to the man of mystery we've come to know on Burn Notice. On what will turn out to be Sam's last military mission, he is sent to the jungles of Colombia to investigate claims of a vicious terrorist organization known only as the "Espada Ardiente" (Flaming Sword). His mission: to determine whether U.S. military aid is necessary to deal with the threat. But when he arrives, things are more complicated than he'd imagined. He receives word that the rebels have targeted a small civilian clinic deep in the jungle. Sam must now save the clinic's doctors and patients from certain death. However, nothing is as it seems and the Espada Ardiente may not be the biggest threat Sam Axe faces.
Avis de la communauté (9)
Sam Axe was the best part of Burn Notice, well Gabriel Anwar is a close second.
A prequel to the USA hit series, Burn Notice: The Fall of Sam Axe is an entertaining action-comedy. When Sam Axe is sent to Colombia to investigate a rising terrorist group, he discovers that they are actually a group of peasants fighting against a corrupt military general and joins their cause. Bruce Campbell, Kiele Sanchez, and Pedro Pascal lead the cast, and Jeffrey Donovan makes a cameo. Donovan also directs, and keeps the Burn Notice style with color fades and voice overs. However, the tone is a little too comedic and goofy at times, and some of the special effects shot and fight scenes are kind of lackluster. Yet while it has its problems, Burn Notice: The Fall of Sam Axe is a fun adventure that delivers some laughs.
Bruce Campbell is a charismatic actor and Sam Axe is a very funny character.
Disney XD-like humor & look. Stupid story; even Pedro Pascal is bad. Campbell playing Sam Axe is ace, though does not redeem the movie. Only for die-hard Burn Notice fans.
_Very groovy!_ -Sam Axe It's like a Burn Notice Special except Jeffrey Donovan only pops in to say hi real quick and Gabrielle Anwar is nowhere to be seen. To make up for their absence though you get a triple dose of the almighty Bruce Campbell. I'm not sure if this would be appealing to anyone outside of Burn Notice fans. You can't go wrong with more Groovy Bruce in your life though.