Assault on VA-33 2021
IMDb Ratings: N/A
Genres: Action, Thriller
Language: English
Release Year: 2021
Director: Christopher Ray
Stars Cast: Sean Patrick Flanery, Michael Jai White, Mark Dacascos
Director: Christopher Ray
Stars Cast: Sean Patrick Flanery, Michael Jai White, Mark Dacascos
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Assault on VA-33 Movie Review
Bruce Willis' old film "Die Hard" (1988) revealed a number of stellar stars. Christopher Ray's co-producer is better than the average "Assault on VA-33," starring Sean Patrick Flanery, Michael Jai White, Mark Dacascos, and Weston Cage Coppola, the latest clone. Hairdressing terrorists live in Buffalo, New York, Veteran Administration Hospital, and arrest the kidnappers. They want $ 50 million, a bus ride to the airport, and a plane full of petrol waiting at the airport. Authorities have one hour of compliance, otherwise terrorists will start killing captives. These ruthless extremists do not see the VA patient, Jason Hill (Sean Patrick Flanery of "The Boondocks Saints"), a former soldier suffering from PTSD, has entered their ranks and peacefully dismisses them. Formerly confused Russian soldier, Adrian Rabikov (Weston Cage Coppola of "D-Day: Battle of Omaha Beach"), wants to know the whereabouts of his nephew after disappearing in a secret raid outside Moscow. Rabikov believes that the Joint Chief of Staff General Welch (Gerald Webb of "Sniper Special Ops"), who commissioned the machines, knows about his brother David. Rabikov's well-planned plans go awry when Hill suspects something is amiss in VA-33. Sean Patrick Flanery made an underdog hero who found himself surpassed by Rabikov's fans. Worse, despite repeated calls about the emergency, Chief Malone (Michael Jai White of "Triple Threat") dismisses Hill as an alarm and defames his warning.
Rabikov and his assassins have no qualms about killing captives. When the gunmen took over the VA hospital, they replaced the front desk security guard with their own and removed the heavily armed men from the building. In addition, Rabikov departs a sniper on the roof, Jackson (Mark Dacascos of "John Wick: Chapter 3") who is a bright shotgun. Earlier, Hill had accompanied his wife, Dr. Jennifer Hill (Gina Holden of "Final Destination 3"), one of the VA therapists, where they will be nominated. Security official Wanda Phillips (Naaji Sky Adzimah of "American Wisper") scolded Jason for skipping the entry process. Meanwhile, Jennifer found that the chief executive had scheduled a last-minute appointment. Prior to his arrival, General Welch had sent a security team to inspect the buildings. Later, after he re-entered VA-33 and skipped the security process, Jason is surprised that Rabikov's supporter did not stop him. After all, they shot Phillips after General Welch appeared. Scott Thomas Reynolds' script formula by Scott Thomas Reynolds does not miss a trope on this "Die Hard" release. Moreover, these terrorists do not play pattycake. They shot at the violent hostages right there. At that moment, Jason finds himself in a tight spot as he struggles to convince Chief Malone to prove his point in this suspicious, 90-minute act, rated R with insults and violence.
Like a confused Rabikov, Nicolas Cage's son Weston Cage Coppola is truly mentally disturbed, and his gang of suicides are determined to kill him. Our sympathetic hero Jason Hill suffers from memories of being caught exploding and watching one of his friends lose his arm. Hill has not recovered from the incident and hates to express his feelings about the tragedy. Eventually, after the criminals had released their demands and Rabikov learned the terrible truth about his brother, the action escalated, and the FBI surrounded the building. Worse still, the terrorists get the upper hand and kidnap Jason. By this time, our hero has dumped everyone he meets in silence, so he pretends to be a doctor lying in his office and surrenders to the bad guys. Meanwhile, Rabikov demolition technician has installed wires on all VA hospital doors to explode if anyone enters or exits without permission. Another captive of the haywire tries to escape and explodes with the iron and guard. Director Christopher Ray skillfully constructs tangible doubts and disagreements, while actor Scott Thomas Reynolds offers everyone something memorable to say. Inevitably, Flanery and Dacascos, both real military musicians, are confused to the end. Wrestling champion Rob Van Dam is seen as one of Rabikov's killers and has a number of funny moments when he argued with his team about killing Jason. The "Assault on VA-33" is not a big earthquake, but it can keep you happy when you are in a portable potboiler.
Rabikov and his assassins have no qualms about killing captives. When the gunmen took over the VA hospital, they replaced the front desk security guard with their own and removed the heavily armed men from the building. In addition, Rabikov departs a sniper on the roof, Jackson (Mark Dacascos of "John Wick: Chapter 3") who is a bright shotgun. Earlier, Hill had accompanied his wife, Dr. Jennifer Hill (Gina Holden of "Final Destination 3"), one of the VA therapists, where they will be nominated. Security official Wanda Phillips (Naaji Sky Adzimah of "American Wisper") scolded Jason for skipping the entry process. Meanwhile, Jennifer found that the chief executive had scheduled a last-minute appointment. Prior to his arrival, General Welch had sent a security team to inspect the buildings. Later, after he re-entered VA-33 and skipped the security process, Jason is surprised that Rabikov's supporter did not stop him. After all, they shot Phillips after General Welch appeared. Scott Thomas Reynolds' script formula by Scott Thomas Reynolds does not miss a trope on this "Die Hard" release. Moreover, these terrorists do not play pattycake. They shot at the violent hostages right there. At that moment, Jason finds himself in a tight spot as he struggles to convince Chief Malone to prove his point in this suspicious, 90-minute act, rated R with insults and violence.
Like a confused Rabikov, Nicolas Cage's son Weston Cage Coppola is truly mentally disturbed, and his gang of suicides are determined to kill him. Our sympathetic hero Jason Hill suffers from memories of being caught exploding and watching one of his friends lose his arm. Hill has not recovered from the incident and hates to express his feelings about the tragedy. Eventually, after the criminals had released their demands and Rabikov learned the terrible truth about his brother, the action escalated, and the FBI surrounded the building. Worse still, the terrorists get the upper hand and kidnap Jason. By this time, our hero has dumped everyone he meets in silence, so he pretends to be a doctor lying in his office and surrenders to the bad guys. Meanwhile, Rabikov demolition technician has installed wires on all VA hospital doors to explode if anyone enters or exits without permission. Another captive of the haywire tries to escape and explodes with the iron and guard. Director Christopher Ray skillfully constructs tangible doubts and disagreements, while actor Scott Thomas Reynolds offers everyone something memorable to say. Inevitably, Flanery and Dacascos, both real military musicians, are confused to the end. Wrestling champion Rob Van Dam is seen as one of Rabikov's killers and has a number of funny moments when he argued with his team about killing Jason. The "Assault on VA-33" is not a big earthquake, but it can keep you happy when you are in a portable potboiler.
