Dangerous

Save for that one confounding scene with Janssen, for the rest of the movie Gibson is alone, taking periodic phone calls from D and handing out absolutely horrible, uninformed, dangerous and irresponsible advice...

It takes some chutzpah to name your siege thriller Dangerous, and unfortunately, there's not enough of it in the Scott Eastwood actioner of that name.

A shambles of a movie, with a plot so contrived yet abstract that you spend each scene asking yourself how it's all supposed to add up.

A cheapo bit of action product that has nearly as little personality as its title.

Dangerous betrays the promise of its title by playing things extremely safe.

The script by Christopher Borrelli hides some quirky twists and turns of phrase in its nasty, bloody mechanics. Director David Hackl's biggest credit is "Saw V," and he remains adept at gross torture and keeping a mystery moving.

It takes an appealing cast and gives them unappealing characters, leaving them with the unenviable task of moving the audience to actually care about what we’re seeing. Sadly, we never do.

… Surpasses its B-movie classification and delivers entertaining action that strikes the right chord at the right time. [Full review in Spanish]

There isn't an awful lot about David Hackl's Dangerous that feels remotely original, least of all its stale, generic title that can't help but feel tragically ironic when the finish product is one that plays things entirely safe

It is worth the price of admission just to see how much Scott Eastwood is like his old man.