Review of A Dangerous Man

When you hear a pock - marked dog - ugly corrupt cop describe a movie's hero thusly you can be sure he isn't going to be crooning "Somewhwere over the rainbow" into the mirror as he puts on his blusher.And so it proves as our Steve,meaner and nastier than for some time,comes off the blocks like Usein Bolt(well,probably not a lot like Usein Bolt,actually) and starts as he means to carry on,killing bad guys regardless of race,creed or colour. "A dangerous man" has a complicated plot,but just point Steve where you want him to go,rather like a Rottweiler,and unleash him and he will get the job done. Russian,Chinese and bent lawmen get short shrift from Shane the innocent ex - con with a grudge.Perhaps Steve should try playing a Nuclear Physicist or a Brain Surgeon in his next movie,just to flex his acting muscles. Despite it's lack of almost any merit as judged by orthodox standards, "A dangerous Man" is so preposterously silly and noisy and badly acted that I actually enjoyed it. I still love you,Steveie - baby.