Agent Game – Movie Review
Director: Grant S Johnson
Writer: Mike Langer, Tyler W Konney (Screenplay)
Cast
- Dermot Mulroney (Scream 6)
- Adan Canto (X-Men Days of Future Past)
- Katie Cassidy (Black Christmas)
- Annie Ilonzeh (Person of Interest)
- Mel Gibson (Braveheart)
Plot: A CIA officer finds himself the target of a rendition operation after being scapegoated for the death of an interrogation subject.
Runtime: 1 Hour 30 Minutes
There may be spoilers in the rest of the review
Story: Agent Game starts when Harris (Mulroney), Visser (Ilonzeh) and Bill (Isaacs) have been interrogating a potential terrorist subject. However, when that goes wrong, Olsen (Gibson), Kavinsky (Canto) and Miller (Cassidy) look for answers.
When the two groups clash, they find themselves trapped in a web of conspiracies. They must solve the problems to learn who is really behind the operations.
Verdict on Agent Game
Agent Game is an action thriller following two groups of CIA agents caught up in the middle of an operation. They don’t know what has been happening and as they get closer, the truth starts to spiral out of control. However, not everything is what it seems.
This is an over-complicated thriller that spends a lot of time between the different groups leaving us to wonder where things will go next. However, this doesn’t seem to create enough interesting characters. It isn’t that easy to follow as it looks to go out of its way to give us extra twists. This doesn’t do much to help create a new feeling for the movie’s subject and ends up becoming largely forgettable.
Final Thoughts –Agent Game is a mostly forgettable action thriller.
