Martin Baxter (Scott Adkins ) left his job as a spy to pursue his passion as a mediocre amateur boxer and bouncer. He had a failed mission where he lost his wife and the Russians got "the files." He is raising a 12-year-old daughter (Honor Kneafsey) who is detoxing. The past catches up to Martin as everyone wants him to locate the files (more like vials). The same files the Russians supposedly got 12 years ago.
Like most Adkins' films, it has a good amount of fighting and shooting. Absent on rooftop jumping, parkour, and lengthy car chases. The film required Adkins to act with some feeling which didn't work out so they added his dead wife talking to him. In fact, none of the acting was good and Lisa's hair was a joke. The dialogue was boring except when Lisa talked about boxing which was cute.
Guide: F-word. Brief sex and nudity
Like most Adkins' films, it has a good amount of fighting and shooting. Absent on rooftop jumping, parkour, and lengthy car chases. The film required Adkins to act with some feeling which didn't work out so they added his dead wife talking to him. In fact, none of the acting was good and Lisa's hair was a joke. The dialogue was boring except when Lisa talked about boxing which was cute.
Guide: F-word. Brief sex and nudity