Movies Contract To Kill - Steven Seagal, Russell Wong, Director K. Waxman (finished)

Feature - Action
Release: December 9 2016 ( VOD and Limited Theatre Release)

Actors: Steven Seagal; Russell Wong; Jemma Dallender
Director: Keoni Waxman

Synopsis:
Special Agent John Harmon is called back into action when the CIA stumbles upon evidence that a dangerous group of extremists is planning to join forces with a drug cartel. He assembles a high tech team of operatives and devises a daring operation to turn the two groups against each other in an explosive confrontation.

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Guys,

I had a chat with Keoni Waxman and he confirmed this:

I'm about to start our next Seagal film in about a week. It's set in Mexico and Istanbul and at the moment it's called 'Contract to Kill'. Getting excited about it - Steven's co-star is Russell Wong and we are working with Ron Balicki again so look for some cool knife fights. We've also made a few changes in our approach to the films so I think it'll look very different than EOAG (as well as 'Killing Salazar'). All a good thing.
 
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Mason

Well-Known Member
It doesn't surprise me one bit. Why would it all change for the better this far in to Seagal's career ??
 

Bklyn Bryan

Active Member
For my fellow NYC Seagal fans: "Contract to Kill" will be getting a one day theatrical release.
Cinema Village will have showings at 11am and 11pm. Fri 12.09
https://www.cinemavillage.com/showtimes/#

Cinema Village
22 East 12th Street, New York NY 10003 | (212) 924-3363

I will be attending the 11pm show. Only a single day theatrical release is very limited!
Both "Absolution" and "Code of Honor" had 1 week!! Oh well at least it is Seagal back in theaters if only for a day.
I was not able to watch "End of a Gun" in theaters because it was playing too far away upstate.
Was able to see "Absolution" & "Code of Honor" in theaters 3 times each!!!
 

Clement3000

aka The Phoenix

From the Roger Ebert review... not a good sign... "As a result, “Contract to Kill” looks edited by a seeing-eye dog using a Cuisinart; you can’t tell who’s doing what to whom in Seagal’s action scenes. If ever there were a brilliant reason to employ CGI, this is it. Instead, we’re stuck with a mess of flailing limbs that don’t appear to belong to the body that’s swinging them."
 

DiDa

Super Moderator
Staff member
Blu ray:

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