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A semi-retired special ops assassin and a DEA agent cross paths on separate missions to stop a cyber terrorist organization that has built a dangerous machine threatening to attack the power grid and bring catastrophe to the world.
Black Warrant was directed by Tibor Takacs (Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Blowback), written by Joshua A. Cohen (Red Herring, Starf*cker), D. Glase Lomond (Curse of Alcatraz, The Asian Connection), and Javier Reyna (Regionrat, Palido), and stars Cam Gigandet (Violent Night, Last Shoot Out), Tom Berenger (Sniper 3, Bad Country), Helena Haro (Promised Neverland, 40 Years Young), Hani Al Naimi (Soldier of God, Last Stop), Peter Nikkos (Othello, Circle of Eight), and Jeff Fahey (Battle for Saipan, The Commando). It’s about a DEA agent and a retired assassin whose paths cross while searching for a terrorist leader completing their respective missions with newfound complications.
The Plot: It’d be easy to rattle off a half dozen other movies with a similar plot to Black Warrant, but the difference always remains in qualitative execution. For today’s rendition, writers Cohen, Lomond, and Reyna go with a semi-competent but entirely inessential approach.
Retirements in Mexico are a dime a dozen in film, and ex-assassin Nick (Berenger) is enjoying his own when he’s contacted by LaRusso (Fahey) about taking one last series of jobs in the form of three targets in Tijuana, on behalf of a party Black Warrant never confirms. At the same time, another cliched situation has just played out: DEA agent Anthony (Gigandet) has performed a drug bust that brought in Polat (Nikkos), a money launderer with connections to terrorist leader Bin-Farri (Naimi), whose plans he’s willing to give up for a plea deal. If that all sounds rote, it’s because it is, and understandings about these parties are cursory at best.
Naturally, Nick crosses paths with Anthony, as Polat is one of his targets. Coincidences of this kind are plentiful, but they are hand waived by a later reveal that offers reasons for the mutual goal, but no sense of greater understanding. In his search for more clues pertaining to Bin-Farri’s alleged plan to take down the US economy (too late there pal), Anthony uses chef Mina (Haro) who soon becomes an element in the plot. None of the general beats will come as a surprise, as Black Warrant brings both leads together again in a typical team-up, but the villain’s scheme is somewhat creative, maintaining the movie’s merit.
The Characters: Takacs has the benefit of an effective cast, but the three writers couldn’t hold up their end of the bargain. Instead, they offer surface-level descriptions for each of the participants, leaving the movie to rely on typecast performers.
Anthony is a laid-back nobleman, switching from denying lucrative offers from those he arrests to making easy-going conversation with his surrounding Mexican officers and eventually with Mina. Although the relationship with Mina quickly and believably becomes romantic, the writers gave some insight into how the agent operates as he at first tries the passive approach in most scenarios, only to have to make bold plays when this fails; most notably resulting in Mina’s cooperation. Her cooperation is understandable because of Anthony’s charming personality, but aside from wanting to get into the Culinary Institute of America, she doesn’t have much to do or say.
Black Warrant (2022)
Genre: Action, Thriller
Release Date: Dec 9, 2022 (United States)
Stars: Tom Berenger, Cam Gigandet, Jeff Fahey
Source: Black.Warrant.2022.1080p.AMZN.WEBRip.DDP5.1.x264-FLUX
Language: English
Subtitle Language: English
IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11696342/
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