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Jox wrote:CASTLE FALLS was just rated MA 15+ for "Strong violence" by the Australian Classification commission
https://www.classification.gov.au/titles/castle-falls

Jox wrote:The UK release is January 10
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Castle-Falls-B ... B09L1TFJT9

Castle Falls is just as much a character study as it is an action film and the slow burn intro and the faster passed third act gel well with each other. Lundgren and Adkins do what they do best while at the same time give the audience a little something different in the finished product. This is a smaller budgeted affair so don’t go in expecting huge action set pieces but instead savor in the more personal approach that Lundgren gives the movie and its cast. The fights are more realistic in nature but that is part of its charm and there’s definitely enough action and violence to please the masses while at the same time delivering a human story that propels the action and makes it a necessity.

Overall, Castle Falls takes a while for the real action to kick in but it’s worth the wait and both Adkins and Lundgren give surprisingly emotional performances while providing regular beatdowns and shoot-outs to keep fans engaged.

Lundgren brings a lot of heart to the film with his performance as an actor and behind the camera as a director. This allows it to maximize Scott Adkins, for the brilliant action star he is and bring out the underrated actor that he has always been.