The 1995 movie "No Exit", from director Damien Lee, was a movie that I didn't know about prior to stumbling upon it by random chance here in 2024. And having just sat through one Jeff Wincott movie, of course I opted to sit down and watch this movie as well.
Writers John Lawson and Damian Lee put together a script and storyline that was semi-watchable. It wasn't a particularly interesting or memorable storyline in the movie, which made it a bit boring to sit through. However, I will say that the movie can be watched a single time, if you have the patience for this type of generic action movie.
The acting performances in "No Exit" were fair enough. It was nice to see Sven-Ole Thorsen on the cast list, though it wasn't as if he delivered an award-winning performance. But he is a fellow countryman of mine, and it was always fun to see him pop up in movies alongside Schwarzenegger and such in the 1980s.
There were a couple of fair enough fight scenes throughout the course of the movie, but hardly anything to write home about. Sure, the action sequences makes the movie a bit more bearable to sit through.
"No Exit" is not a movie that will ever find its way back on my screen for a second viewing. Nor is it a movie that I will recommend for fans of the action genre.
My rating of director Damian Lee's 1995 movie "No Exit" lands on a four out of ten stars.
Writers John Lawson and Damian Lee put together a script and storyline that was semi-watchable. It wasn't a particularly interesting or memorable storyline in the movie, which made it a bit boring to sit through. However, I will say that the movie can be watched a single time, if you have the patience for this type of generic action movie.
The acting performances in "No Exit" were fair enough. It was nice to see Sven-Ole Thorsen on the cast list, though it wasn't as if he delivered an award-winning performance. But he is a fellow countryman of mine, and it was always fun to see him pop up in movies alongside Schwarzenegger and such in the 1980s.
There were a couple of fair enough fight scenes throughout the course of the movie, but hardly anything to write home about. Sure, the action sequences makes the movie a bit more bearable to sit through.
"No Exit" is not a movie that will ever find its way back on my screen for a second viewing. Nor is it a movie that I will recommend for fans of the action genre.
My rating of director Damian Lee's 1995 movie "No Exit" lands on a four out of ten stars.