34/36
A father and son, who work as security guards for an armored truck company, encounter a team of would-be robbers on a bridge. They find themselves trapped and have to devise a plan to escape and ensure their survival. The only time Sly has played an antagonist was in Robert Rodriguez’s Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over in 2003. In 2000’s Death Race against David Carradine in 1975. Armed cash transports rely heavily on GPS tracking systems to improve their safety. If something goes wrong—whether it’s an accident, an attack, or an unexpected stop—GPS data helps emergency responders understand the situation and quickly get to the vehicle. The group. Let me start by saying that no one in this movie will be standing on the red carpet at the Oscars. If they do, it won’t be for the movie. Patrick and his son are the drivers of the armored van. They are attacked by Sly’s crew. Most of the movie takes place on a bridge where Patrick and his son are trying to survive, Sly and his crew are trying to get into said van. I’ve given it a five, I could have gone up to a six if I were feeling generous. It’s not great, but it kept me entertained for an hour and a half. I never considered turning it off after ten minutes, which is rare these days. If you have nothing else to watch, give it a try. If your expectations are low, you won’t be disappointed if you hate it!