My name is Corn. Pop Corn

Rating: 6/10 (16 August 2010)

A group of hired guns has a long history together. Their history is about to get longer as a stranger wants to hire them for a mission. Oh, let's skip the story. Let's skip on to the most important bits of it: the bits where stuff gets blown up.
This film is a typical fast speed action film. It contains a story just thin enough to carry it all, a large can of well known and somewhat less known actors from the action scene of the old and current days and an insane amount of pyrotechnics. It takes a short time to build a backing story and introduce some of the characters and then moves on and starts an action sequence and since this sequence doesn't really end until the ending credits for the film rolls by it does this fairly decently.
Pity though that most of the names on the film poster are no more than a marketing stunt. Two of them have no more than a few seconds screen time and the film would have been just as good without them.
All in all, a typical popcorn film to be watched with the brain set on the "off" setting, to be forgotten seconds after leaving the cinema.
6 out of 10 explosions and fires