Sean Bean,
Charlotte Rampling,
James Fox,
Abhin Galeya,
Tuppence Middleton
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Ewan is a Secret Service Agent faced with the task of pursuing and eliminating a suicide bomber Ash and his terrorist cell, whilst Ash wrestles with his conscience and reflects on his journey to terro... read more
Directed by: Hadi Hajaig
DVD Release Date: September 11, 2012
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Flixster Reviews (283)
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October 30, 2012
A brutal and hard-boiled thriller. It`s 24 meets Bourne with echoes of M.I 5. A fast and spectacularly furious roller-coaster ride. An intense and dramatic action film that delivers plenty of gun-play, fighting, drama, big thrills and lots of suspense and a great twist. A knockou... read more
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July 7, 2012
Crap name, great movie. Sean Bean hunting down terrorists. Good action, lots of suspense and a twist.
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July 10, 2012
Had no clue this movie would be about Suicide Bombers in UK. It's very similar to V for Vendetta in terms of large-scale picture. Spoiler: government growing terrorists to push anti-privacy agenda and win the election.
The movie did have a lot of really good fight scenes though... read more
Critic Reviews
Plodding, somewhat misbegotten, and never slick enough to sweep us along. Full Review
There's a lovely frisson between Bean and Rampling that makes you think what James Bond and M could be. Full Review
The film certainly has ambition and there are some memorable fight scenes, but it also lacks the extra oomph that could have done for Bean's action-movie career what Taken did for Liam Neeson's. Full Review
It's perhaps one credibility-straining twist too many for the film, which up until then does a solid job of aping slicker, bigger-budgeted Hollywood thrillers. Full Review
A slick action drama with a strong cast, including Tuppence Middleton, Charlotte Rampling and Michelle Ryan, that delivers in terms of violence, gunplay and conspiracy thrills. Full Review
It's a competent, conventional thriller, but there's something suspiciously unbalanced going on here. Full Review
As a rather far-fetched work of faction, Cleanskin left me feeling rather grubby about the world that we live in - and not entertained. Full Review
You couldn't ever accuse Hadi Hajaig's film of being one-sided: it has two, both of them stupid. Full Review
As if we don't have enough gullible folk believing 7/7 and 9/11 conspiracy theories already, this poor thriller comes along to popularise the paranoia. Full Review
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