American Muscle (2014) – Movie Review

American-Muscle Movie

Honestly, ‘American Muscle’ doesn’t deliver what it promises long before with its trailer release. Although it’s a revenge saga with a hell of a lot of killings, the screenplay lets down the whole project. I mean how come you bear a movie with a lame script and not so engaging narration.

Debutant director Ravi Dhar’s ‘American Muscle’ talks about a man John Falcon (Nick Principe) who after spending 10 years in prison is out in the world to take revenge on those who are responsible for his hard time. Now he has got 24 hours to find every one of those.

This is a bit different from other vengeance tales, as here John is seeking out to ask questions to his family members: his younger brother Sam (Todd Farmer) and lady love (Robin Sydney). The reason for his torment is not just the jail term but also the love affair between his lady love and Sam.

‘American Muscle’ film is all mindless actions, killings and people addicted to drugs, tits, tattoos, and guns. When a man with muscle and tattoos is out of prison to take revenge, it’s all raining blood with endless gunfights. So, you may watch the film if you can see barrels of blood and a man who is out to destroy everything.

I would have really liked the movie, had the director explored the script a bit more. I mean not just the action; a little more sensitive background story would have tempted the audience till the last minute of the film otherwise it is very predictable.

Where to watch ‘American Muscle’ full movie?

‘American Muscle’ (2012) is available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video. However, there are few other paid streaming platforms where you may also check out. The availability is based on the location or country of the user.

American Muscle – Film (2012)
Starring: Nick Principe, Todd Farmer, Robin Sydney, George P. Wilbur, Jennifer Wenger, and Trent Haaga.
Director: Ravi Dhar
Genre: Action & Adventure
Written By: John Fallon
Studio: Cinedigm
Release Date/Year: 2012

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