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District 13:Ultimatum - Patrick Alessandrin, Cyril Raffaelli, David Belle, Philippe Torreton

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Movie propaganda

Elite police officer Damien (Cyril Raffaelli) and reformed vigilante Leito (David Belle) join forces to clean up District 13 a notorious ghetto populated by violent drug dealing gangs and vicious killers. By combining their martial arts and fighting skills, they aim to bring peace to the neighbourhood by any means necessary. District 13 Ultimatum is packed with bone crunching fights and death defying leaps that guarantee a relentless action thrill ride.

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Film, Action, Crime, French

Persons of interest

Cyril Raffaelli .... Capt. Damien Tomaso
David Belle .... Leto
Philippe Torreton .... Le prsident de la Rpublique
Daniel Duval .... Walter Gassman
Elodie Yung .... Tao
MC Jean Gab'1 .... Molko
James Deano .... Karl le skin
Laouni Mouhid .... Ali-K (as La Fouine)
Fabrice Feltzinger .... Little Montana
Pierre-Marie Mosconi .... Roland
Johnny Amaro .... Policier centre de contrle
Pascal D'Amato .... Le garde escaller prfecture
Guy Amram .... Le chef commando GIGN
Pascal Aubert .... Le Chef De Poste
Jean-Gilles Barbier .... Le commandant de police

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Theatrical report

One of the opening scenes of District 13: Ultimatum show a man walking along a wall planting explosives on it, they explode after he has walked a small distance from each of them, Police quickly turn up, get our of their cars and chase him on foot. A guy that was playing with explosives doesn't get shot at or even have guns pointed at him, he is chased as if he stole a handbag. This sets the scene for the rest of the movie, there are so many parts which will have you thinking 'this makes no sense at all'. This can be forgiven to an extent because it is an action movie and things don't have to make sense or be one hundred percent accurate but having at least some believable scenes would be nice. The other main issue with District 13:Ultimatum is the plotline, or rather the lack of one. This review probably contains more text than it would take to write the plot. The worst part about the plot is not that it is pretty much non existant, it's that you don't know that until halfway through the movie where there is some dialogue that starts to explain what is going on but not much is said. Up until this point the movie had been a lot of running, fighting, jumping, arresting people and shooting.

If you want to watch a movie which consists of fighting and basically nothing else, you will enjoy District 13:Ultimatum. There are plenty of fights with lots of running, jumping from buildings, bouncing off walls and a few explosions thrown in here and there too bad they didn't use any at the end of the movie. If you want an action movie that's what you get with District 13: Ultimatum. Just don't try to understand a plot that isn't there.