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Released Year: 2017
Runtime: 94 minutes
Directors: Brian Smrz
Casts: Rutger Hauer, Liam Cunningham, Paul Anderson, Ethan Hawke, Nathalie Boltt, Bjorn Steinbach, Hakeem Kae-Kazim, Tyrone Keogh, Xu Qing, Andrew Morgado, Tanya van Graan, Richard Lothian, Aidan Whytock, Brendan Murray, Shane John Kruger, Jeremy Yong, Susan Young, Claire Berlein, Alex Anlos, Jenna Upton, Gary Glushon, Susan Ling Young, Jason Maydew, Jeremeo Le Cordeur, Owen de Wet, Tuks Tad Lungu
IMDB: 24 Hours to Live (2017)
Ratings: 
(1 votes, average: 3.00 out of 5)
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Variety -
Smrz brings considerable gusto if not much conceptual originality to the pileup of dire crises, keeping the pace brisk and seriocomic tone variable.
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Los Angeles Times -
Until it devolves into testosterone-drenched, operatic silliness, the mix of bullets, blood and banter is dumb fun.
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The Hollywood Reporter -
Hawke delivers a workmanlike performance, but can't redeem the third act's macho baloney; sadly, Rutger Hauer (introduced in the opening and then wasted) doesn't come save him.
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Slant Magazine -
Brian Smrz never contrasts the film’s violence with stillness, allowing the audience to enjoy a sense of foreboding escalation.
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Movie Nation -
It’s a tolerable Hawke time-killer.
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24 Hours to Live (2017)
An assassin seeks redemption after being given a second chance at life.
24 Hours to Live (2017)
(1 votes, average: 3.00 out of 5)Loading...
Information
Released Year: 2017
Runtime: 94 minutes
Directors: Brian Smrz
Casts: Rutger Hauer, Liam Cunningham, Paul Anderson, Ethan Hawke, Nathalie Boltt, Bjorn Steinbach, Hakeem Kae-Kazim, Tyrone Keogh, Xu Qing, Andrew Morgado, Tanya van Graan, Richard Lothian, Aidan Whytock, Brendan Murray, Shane John Kruger, Jeremy Yong, Susan Young, Claire Berlein, Alex Anlos, Jenna Upton, Gary Glushon, Susan Ling Young, Jason Maydew, Jeremeo Le Cordeur, Owen de Wet, Tuks Tad Lungu
IMDB: 24 Hours to Live (2017)
Storyline
An assassin seeks redemption after being given a second chance at life.
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Reviews
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Variety -
Smrz brings considerable gusto if not much conceptual originality to the pileup of dire crises, keeping the pace brisk and seriocomic tone variable.
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Los Angeles Times -
Until it devolves into testosterone-drenched, operatic silliness, the mix of bullets, blood and banter is dumb fun.
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The Hollywood Reporter -
Hawke delivers a workmanlike performance, but can't redeem the third act's macho baloney; sadly, Rutger Hauer (introduced in the opening and then wasted) doesn't come save him.
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Slant Magazine -
Brian Smrz never contrasts the film’s violence with stillness, allowing the audience to enjoy a sense of foreboding escalation.
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Movie Nation -
It’s a tolerable Hawke time-killer.
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