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Steineded How sad is this?

Tedfoldol everything you have heard about this movie is true.

Voxitype Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.

Scott LeBrun Stone Cold Steve Austin is in fine form here as he plays a former Border Patrol officer in Texas who loses his partner (Eric Roberts, wasted in a pre-credits cameo) in a bust gone bad. Four years later, he's working in Montana (although the movie was actually shot in British Columbia), trying to raise a rebellious teenaged daughter (Marie Avgeropoulos) as a single dad. Then the two of them are confronted by a gang of robbers, who need Stone Cold to guide them through the mountains; they're in pursuit of the robbery mastermind, who'd absconded with the loot.Frank Hannah wrote this refreshingly uncomplicated storyline, which suffers from some implausibilities, but manages to remain watchable and entertaining. At least it has a hero who takes some lumps and isn't always ten steps ahead of the bad guys the entire time. As with "The Stranger" (the last Stone Cold vehicle this viewer has seen), SC isn't the problem here. He shows poise and confidence, and can get his lines out adequately. He may not be terribly expressive, but you still have no doubt as to his ultimate ability to mess up his opponents in a major way. His somewhat antagonistic relationship with his kid is at least somewhat believable.There are not many familiar faces here, other than Stone Cold, Roberts, Gil Bellows as the main bad guy, action genre icon Gary Daniels, and veteran Donnelly Rhodes as the expendable local Sheriff. The cast is pretty nondescript, but passable; they play characters despicable enough that one is amused to see them get their just desserts. Bellows is a mild hoot; even though he's not that intimidating, he still gets turned into the kind of superhuman villain that will have to be "killed" a few times. The filmmakers might have done better to make Daniels, as the toughest of Bellows' associates, the final antagonist.The writing may have its fair share of stupidities (why is it that in so many movies of this ilk, cops NEVER wait for their backup?), but this viewer personally is able to forgive a fair bit of silliness, as long as a movie holds his attention. And "Hunt to Kill" is a fair thriller that did at least manage to do that.Six out of 10.

Charles-kyle Bronson-reese A lot of people hate this movie because it has no authenticity, but it is a typical old school arnold, sly, or even charles bronson typish movie. Basically, there's a bad guy he hurts the good guy in some way and then a huge fight ensues in the finale followed by the good guy winning. A lot of of old school type of aspects in this movie because of the way it follows the typical type of genre. I do enjoy these kinds of movies because we don't see much of them anymore. So, I will continue to watch these for as long as people end up making them. Also, you have to keep in mind if it wasn't for those old school actors none of these movies would have been made.

mato-mat Sorry but I have to warn you. This movie is really not worth seeing it even when you are bored and have nothing to do. I can't thing of one thing which was good. Hard to understand how it is possible that the average rating of this movie is 5.0. I would rate with something starting with -(minus) but it is not possible. Terrible and unbelievable actors, action scenes and just everything. The only thing which is going to save this movie (even not that) is to take it as a parody to action movies of this type. There are not many things in the movie which make sense. I was trying to give this movie a chance but it was lost time. Don't make the same mistake as I did!!!

thekyles99 2 1\2 stars outta 5 is being awe fully kind! Stone Cold Steve Austin is the star in this, he cannot act whatsoever however he gets points just for being cool as he is! This movie has 'b' written all over it, ever now and then pushing the 'a' level then rapidly falling back down to 'b'. Steve Austin is an ex border patrol officer who after his partner is killed (Eric Roberts) he spends his life raising his attitude prone daughter in the mountains. After hearing that his daughter has been up to know good yet once again and has been detained by the local sheriff's dept he travels into town only to meet up with a gang of thieves who are looking for their former boss who had left them for death. Looking to issue out a little payback so to speak and also re-capture their money from the last job performed they take Steve and his daughter captive in order to escort them through the woods to find their prey only the tables could be turned and the hunters could find themselves the hunted. Not a bad movie, I am not a fan of movies that are cheaply made or 'b' movies if you will, however this kept me entertained through out although i highly doubt i would re watch it again!