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une ex-agente du FBI lutte contre un syndicat du crime, mais l’affaire devient personnelle quand sa petite-fille est enlevée par les malfrats. L’ex-agente et sa fille, toutes deux expertes en arts martiaux, forment une équipe de choc et déjouent les plans des sbires du syndicat dans un dangereux jeu du chat et de la souris. Ensemble, elles iront jusqu’au bout pour sauver la petite fille et démanteler l’empire du crime.
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Not bad.... not bad at all.I came looking for Caitlin Dechelle and that's what I got. From the first fight I got two things. One this fight is kinda pointless and meandering. Two, she can fight. I like her style. Obviously I've read about her martial arts prowress a bit so I know it's not all flash for the camera but she's a really good screen fighter. It's just the movie doesn't really know how to make use of it's fights. You watch enough Jackie Chan docuvideos and you see the way Jackie always fights from behind. Jackie's skill is taking a fight scene and using every fight to tell a story about what's going on and why. Caitlin is never behind in a fight. She's struggling for information and where to go but she's never actually in a fight struggling until the end. That said Jackie Chan isn't the only martial artist and there are other ways to do things. I just don't think the great fighting here is enough to carry this movie. Shame because Caitlin shines but her supporting cast are excellent to watch as well. Cynthia Rothrock (bows down "We're not worthy"), David W. Rice as Bobo was excellent. Jeff Fahey was the right amount of villain. Just what you want in a movie like this.