adonis98-743-186503 A team of highly trained operatives find themselves trapped inside an isolated military compound after its AI is suddenly shut down. The crew begins to experience strange and horrific phenomena as they attempt to uncover what killed the previous team. Armed Response is the kind of film that is gonna make you question yourself 3 simple things: "why am i watching this?", "why am i so bored?" and "what happened to Snipes career?" and believe me i asked all those questions myself since the movie was awful in ways that i can't explain for example a guy gets killed by getting his arms stretched off from a wall with awful cgi, someone else dies from a truck and a lot of people either kill themselves or die from a ghost also spoiler it's not an action movie and Snipes fans will be disappointed he hardly does anything in the entire movie and he eventually dies from grabbing a glass window with electric power. For around 48 minutes the film is trying desperately to make everything a mystery and we just don't care. The acting is mediocre at best and Seth Rollins should never ACT again ever and WWE needs to stop making films in general, the marketing is off in so many ways and the entire film tries to kill it's remaining characters in less than 25 minutes and it's 1 hour and 33 minutes of a sh*t show. I'm so disappointed by this movie it was stupid, boring and above all awful and Snipes should start reading better scripts the next time. (0/10)

mbeau88 I'm sick of directors and producers writing their own fake reviews of their own movies. This was n't a "gem of a movie," this was a disgrace to the film industry.This title should be called "joke of the toy guns and horrible fighting," that's all that needs to be said.

Stephane Benoit OK, Snipe was not playing the best role of the movie, but he was part of a solid team. I really don't agree with the negatives reviews. It is a low budget movie, but it doesn't matter because they made something really nice with what they had. The shooting is well done, the soundtrack is also nice, and the casting is really impressive. I mean, all the new faces where really good actors, and during the entire movie we felt that Snipe was really well surrounded. And it felt fresh to see all those new solid faces.The only negative thing I have to say is about the beginning of the movie. It felt badly written and empty. But after that, you can sit and enjoy the nice work.

C W I wish I could have given this movie a zero because it doesn't deserve even one star. It is impossible to spoil the plot, actually, because there isn't one to speak of. The reason I ticked that box is because I am going to tell you how it ends, which is such a stupid ridiculous ending that I wanted to hurl. A bunch of armed characters - it wasn't obvious what 'agency' - arrive at a penal facility of a rather weird kind that has been compromised. Lots of time is spent checking empty rooms and shouting 'clear' before finally one dead body is found. A maniac is found locked inside a sensory withdrawal tank. The team members get bumped off one by one by some mysterious invisible enemy. Why they blaze away at "it" with apparently useless weapons (half of them only have pistols) is just one of the thousands of plot holes. Anyway, they all get killed in the end. And here it comes - what is the "enemy"? It is the building itself!! How a "building" can mangle them up is not apparent. Guy walking down a corridor suddenly starts blazing away and then argh! kabump! He's dead! Perhaps concrete walls can suddenly become space aliens? Do not waste part of your life watching this drivel. All I can conclude is that Wesley Snipes must be on his uppers and desperate for cash to have accepted a starring role in this tripe. I am certainly going to look VERY closely at the reviews of any more Wesley Snipes movies in future.