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The movie Arsenal is already released on Cinema, VOD, Blu-ray and DVD in the USA.
Based on 7 reviews, Arsenal gets an average review score of 40
In light of how riveting Cage is in this film, it is a shame that he doesn’t appear more. Though he is far and away the best part about Arsenal, his scenes are relatively few, with the majority of the screen-time being allotted to JP and Mikey. Still, even a tiny dosage of Cage in one’s system can exponentially jack up one’s experience of a film, and though the ensuing high isn’t all that high given how low Arsenal was to begin with, the effect is still felt.
3032d ago
Some prime Nic Cage overacting is just a distraction from Arsenal’s faults.
3032d ago
Stephen C. Miller’s Mississippi-set drama stars Adrian Grenier and Johnathon Schaech as brothers targeted by Nicolas Cage’s diabolical crime boss.
3032d ago
Nicolas Cage has been surviving on professional gruel for so long now that it seems churlish to ponder performances that, much like the movies around them, have bordered on cartoonish.
3032d ago
The old truism about pizza — that even when it's bad, it's still pretty good — also applies to Nicolas Cage movies.
3032d ago
When he's on point, Nicolas Cage brings to mind Klaus Kinski, the brooding, dangerous performer whose collaborations with filmmaker Werner Herzog are typified by naked aggression, violent mood swings, and roiling machismo.
3032d ago
It's a misnomer to label the climax of Arsenal an actual climax, as it would suggest that its slow-motion spectacle of bullets tearing through and blowing apart people's heads is the ne plus ultra of all that is patently sick about the film.
3032d ago