The Worst Film Ever

Please don't spend money on this.

Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Good svript good cinematography good acting. Just something missing here and there.

"I don't care if you smoked last week.What I care about is honesty.If you lie, you withhold facts to get ahead, I'll cut off your balls and bury you."If you're going to ask me what "Marauders" was about, I'll owe you the answer. Because to be honest, this was such a complicated story that I couldn't understand what was happening while watching. Let alone that I could still retell it now. The big jumble of storylines is just as inextricable as a fisherman whose fishing line has become entangled in a bush behind him. However, the beginning was promising. An action-packed and brilliantly filmed bank robbery with the masked robbers working in a concequent way using high-tech gadgets. But unfortunately this is the only thing that causes excitement. The rest is simply too boring and an incomprehensible mess.And who to expect in a mediocre crime/action film? Yep, Bruce Willis is back. This time it's not his lamentable acting that makes him look bad, because he doesn't even get a chance to fail in that. His part is extremely limited, so we only get to see him a few times. And the boredom is easy to read from his facial expression. Although he's the central figure, the only thing he can produce is some doubtfully frowning. That's in line with previous roles he played. The only constant in his career at this moment. His picture on the film poster is bigger than his character in the film.The only character I enjoyed was Christopher Meloni as FBI agent Montgomery. An impressive guy who tries to find out why banks of Hubert International (Bruce Willis is president of) are being robbed. But as I said before, this leads to a fairly complicated tangle of plots and subplots. Before you know it, it's about a failed military operation in Afghanistan where a soldier was killed (or not?), a group of corrupt agents, corruption at a political level and the wife of a policeman who has cancer. Enough to fill a whole season of a new police serial."Marauders" is again such a film you better forget about quickly. The only thing that kind of stayed with me, is the fact it rained continuously the entire film.

I like the concept of cops and robbers. Throw in a heist and off we go. Add a back-story and really gets interesting. Add more stories on top of that and you lose me entirely making go back to the first premise of cops and robbers. Good movie except at some point you ask what is going on? I am still not sure what role Bruce Willis plays either. Watchable but pay attention or you will be writing a review like this one. By the way, I have seen it twice and still had to find out what was going on especially in the end. Enjoy

This is my first review and I thought I would be doing people a favor by sharing it with this movie. First of all I watched this movie on Netflix so I didn't waste my money, but my time. I don't know what else is to be said about this movie. It is a simple yet convoluted plot of a bogus story.I get people like bank heist movies because they like the idea of crime but everything in this movie was just convoluted that the ending we did not care at all what happened. The cast is mediocre especially with a lazy Bruce Willis phoning it in. That old goofball WWE wrestler, the guy from Entourage and the other cop from CSI or whatever.Too much happens in here and it seems like the directors intentions were he thought it were good ideas (hah!).Conclusion, avoid Mauraders like a plague. If you want a clever bank heist movie, go watch Hell or High Water.