Standard but Good DTV
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To be honest, I didn't expect a lot when I was invited for the screening at Cannes. Another Van Damme movie shot in a East European country with the same director of Assassination Games (AG), a good and standard action movie with a cheap look and some solid but basic action.

And that is exactly what you get with Six Bullets but even more. This movie starts of interesting with a big actionscene with JCVD on a motorcycle..and the movie is filled with good directed fights. Joe Flanigan, who is basically the next big name in this movie, is great as Van Damme's co-star. The only thing that is annoying that the rest of the cast is filled with unknowns and Van Damme "talented" son Kristopher Varenberg. He plays, how surprising, the son of JCVD in the movie. Also some of the locations in the movie were recycled from AG. The openingsscene is shot at the same manor from AG ( the one were Scott Adkins kept his wife) It all feels very save (not mindblowing, but very watchable) and it is great to Van Damme doing some action again. Ernie Barbarash is developing as a solid director and seems to get the some good movies out off Van Damme, who seems to step of his basic moves and shows some new stuff. This movie was shot prior to The Expendables 2 and it shows. Van Damme seems to be very motivated. Not like he was in AG. Although his character has a dark secret and is kinda depressed.

Six Bullets is a fun movie. Overall people didn't like it that much. Lots of complaints about the cheapfactor in this one and comparing it to Van Damme's Cannes classic "JCVD". But Six Bullets is nothing like this movie.. It is your standard but good DTV.. Nothing more nothing less 6/10

Hier ist der etwas ausführliche Review von der französischen Seite EcranLarge.com

Hmm, schon wieder eine löchrige und teilweise unlogische Story. Jetzt kann ich verstehen, wieso das mit Steven Seagal verglichen wurde. JCVD kämpft im Film aber nur mit seinen Armen, und es gibt keine Kicks, dabei übernimmt er fast die Rolle des 2. Hauptcharakters. Joe Flanigan spielt einen MMA Fighter, der nie kämpft (logisch, oder?). Unnötige Dialoge und eine Filmdauer von etwa 2 Stunden. :-O
[uebersetzung]Why did you choose: This is the latest Jean-Claude Van Damme to date. While waiting to find him in The Expendables 2, we wanted to see on the big screen since these movies are only visible in video.

It tells what: Van Damme plays an expert in-blowing dirty faces of Eastern countries who abduct their children to Western operations of commercial *ZENSIERT*. But following a blunder - he blew up a house in delivering a who killed others - JCVD, he is traumatized and opened a butcher shop. A couple will ask him to return to duty.

Verdict: That's it, it's official: Van Damme has exceeded the Seagal DTV Z rotten shot in Romania. Minimalist in his few fights bare hands (it raises more leg, too tiring), the actor is almost in the second role leaving the show from Joe Flanigan, interpreter of a MMA champion who never fights. Visually, the film is a rare deformity, the absolute flatness of gunfights, and it does all the talking without saying anything. And it lasts almost two hours. A tiny reward: a final punchline that Jean-Claude was almost stung to his buddy Stallone in Rambo III. The wicked who asks, in the confessional, if God could forgive his horrible sins, Van Damme says, "God, surely. Me not "and the gun![/uebersetzung]