All The Devil’s Men follows a team of military tough guys doing their thing. This time, the War on Terror has taken their crusade to London. Sylvia Hoeks stars as the female talking human, but she doesn’t get in the way of the action. The featurette about the production was nice, but that’s something I say when the movie barely raised an eyebrow for me. Seriously, I watched it three times without realizing that I saw the film at all.
Is there something to be said about private armies and Blackwater style stuff? Yeah, but I guess that’s in a different movie.
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