Detective Knight: Redemption

Réalisé par Edward Drake

R

8 décembre 2022 1h 33min Box Office: 193 k $USAction, Thriller,

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Le détective Knight est en détention. Une émeute éclate dans la prison où il se trouve, menée par le "Christmas Bomber" dont les disciples terrorisent la ville la nuit de Noël. Les policiers étant occupés à l'extérieur de la prison, ils ont besoin d'un homme à l'intérieur pour écraser la rébellion.

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Acteurs de Detective Knight: Redemption

Bruce WillisDet. James Knight
Lochlyn MunroFitzgerald
Beau MirchoffCasey Rhodes
Corey LargeMercer / Story
Paul Johansson
John CassiniMayor Vassetti
Miranda EdwardsAnita Shea
Hunter DailyLily
Alice ComerClara
Alvaro CalderónChristmas Mall Attendee (uncredited)
Edward DrakeDirector / Story
Sean Patrick O'ReillyProducteur
Randall EmmettProducteur
Laffrey WitbrodDirector Of Photography
Scott CurrieOriginal Music Composer
Anthony WittrockAssistant Location Manager
Chadwick StruckCasting
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Detective Knight: Redemption Notations et commentaires

jackmeat8 novembre 2025
My quick rating - 4.2/10. This time it seems the heist takes place on Christmas, or at least all the criminals dressed up like Santa Claus. Again, don't think I needed to make it a holiday flick, though. This one takes place immediately after the events of the first one, so for continuity, you would want to watch them in order. And with that being said, I am a bit limited in the setup since it relies on the ending of Rogue. The start of this flick really gets you hyped for what is coming, and I wish I could say the rest of the movie lived up to a solid start. No such luck as it slides downhill after. Then again, I think the movie as a whole is still better than the first since the villain here is much more on the insane side, being a preacher turned psychopath. In the first flick, the villain was a whiny, washed-up sports star. Also, Edward Drake continues to use Bruce Willis in the only way he can with the unfortunate neuro state he is in now. His parts are very isolated, and much of the dialogue and plot points are developed by other parts of the cast. To the point that I can see where there were segments that may have been or could have been for Willis and for reasons only they know, were transitioned to his partner, who was shot in the first one and survived (not a spoiler, he was alive in the first.) Still, with some good elements developing, the way the plot starts to play out gets silly, and it just didn't make sense. Stupid decisions and pointless times when mistakes should've just ended the movie, happened, yet still get pushed aside to make it fit. And that is being a shorter flick than the first. Overall, it was a bit better than the first, so I'll be curious to see what happens January 20th when the trilogy wraps up. I'll try to get a timely review in for it by the end of the month.

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