One of the best films i have seen

good back-story, and good acting

Brilliant and touching

Clever and entertaining enough to recommend even to members of the 1%

Its ok scott atkins is a hitman who makes it look like an accident its just fighting and bit boring after a bit storyline could have gone a lot deeper and give more avenues for a sequeal but saying that thr fighting is really good proper scrapping

Choreography and action were good to waste 1 hr 45. Alas the acting was plastic poor, yet suited the tongue in cheek script and screen play. Mike Fallon should get a better agent who gives him quality material

Accident Man (2018) I watched him just because he is with Scott Adkins master of martial arts and an actor, anyway an actor who has been so far distributed in B movies, but known for his role as Boyka in the Undisputed series.The Accident Man movie reminded me of The Boondock Saints (1999) because they are similar, the theme is somewhat common, I say somewhat because they are criminals, I do not want to make a spoiler, nevertheless it does not rise to the level of 99 '.The film in this case is based on a comic book by an Englishman, probably from there arrogance and the ugly characters.A 6-shot film on the line :)

REVIEW - ACCIDENT MAN Occasionally I come across a film which as I'm watching it I can't decide if I like it or don't, this is one such film. Basically a simple to understand story of revenge and redemption but with some over the top characters thrown into the mix which actually rather than detract from the film actually make it funny, yes funny. In essence this film is using the formula created by Jackie Chan but as a British martial arts film with comedy elements. I think it was this which threw me at first because its not a formula that I can even remember watching in a British film. After the realisation that the comedy and characters were intentional I started to enjoy the film more and more. Ok its not Jackie Chan and never will be but it was still a damn good watch especially the martial arts scenes. Scott Adkins is finally coming into his own and about time to. Rating 8 out of 10