Diamond Dogs (2007)

Director:

Shimon Dotan

Guionista:

Léopold St-Pierre (screenplay)

Genre:

Action | Adventure

Frase comercial:

Meet Ronson: Adventurer, world traveler, always short of money, a man of a few words, a gun for hire. The solution to your problem.

Plot:

A mercenary is hired to protect an expedition group while they search for a Tangka, a Buddhist artifact worth millions of dollars.

Plot Keywords:

Buddhist | Monks | Gambling | Mercenaries | Tomb

Comentarios de los usuarios:

Just about one of the worst movies I have ever seen.

Cast

Dolph Lundgren	...	Xander Ronson
Yu Nan	...	Anika
Xue Zuren	...	Ang Shaw
William Shriver	...	Chambers
Raicho Vasilev	...	Zhukov
NuoMing Huari	...	Sonia (as Noming)
Hu Sha	...	House Manager
Gregory MacIsaac	...	Sinister Man
Zhang Chunnian	...	Eye Patch
Huriga	...	Mongolian Man
Wang Heping	...	Old Monk
Wang Xinmin	...	Main Judge
Wang Lusha	...	Young Judge
Wang Jun	...	Female Judge
Gabriel Alejandro Carrillo	...	Steve

También conocida como:

Quan zhang (China: Mandarin title)
Deudas de sangre (Spain) [es]

MPAA:

Rated R for violence and some language.

Duración:

94 min

País:

Canada | China

Idioma:

English | Mandarin

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sonido:

Dolby Digital

Clasificación:

Australia:MA (2008) | USA:R | Australia:MA | Germany:18 (video premiere)

Filming Locations:

Huhhot, Inner Mongolia, China

Company:

Cinequest Films

Goofs:

Crew or equipment visible: As Chambers and gang are leaving the cave, after Ronson is trapped, a production tent and crew members can be seen a few times on top of the hill behind them.

Just about one of the worst movies I have ever seen.

I started watching this movie with some hope it might be somewhat decent. I am no expert reviewer at all, but I could tell from the very first scene that this was a spectacularly low budget film. Somehow, I slogged my way through the film. Our hero, Ronson, is a big ex-Green Beret O-3, who is down on his luck in Mongolia. THe film certainly looks shot on location, with Ronson competing in a UFC style fighting situation.

With the cheesy voice-overs at the beginning and end of the film explaining what was going on and the search for an ancient buried relic, I can say this movie is uninspiring at best. Some random fighting scenes, driving around in the Mongolian outback with some of the worst acting ever. Even some of the camera shots were awful, I could tell the cameraman was just walking backward as the camera jiggled with each step. I felt I could have done a better film in that respect (as well as the script and acting by most of the characters) back in high school.

I wouldn't bother watching this movie, its not even a watchable flick, IMO. I don't know how I sat through it.