White Elephant

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	Michael Rooker	Gabriel Tancredi
	Bruce Willis	Arnold Solomon
	Olga Kurylenko	Vanessa Flynn
	John Malkovich	Glen Follett
	Vadhir Derbez	Carlo Garcia
	Michael Rose	Walter Koschek
	Josef Cannon	Sensei
	Antwan Mills	Detective Lanier
	Chris Cleveland	Detective Daley
	Jermaine Jacox	Scrapper
	Lauren Buglioli	Tomi Solomon
	Kraig Dane	Receptionist
	Sasha Malarevsky	Vlady
	Ski Carr	Luis Velasquez
	Gara Coffey	EMT
	Desiree Hall	Anchorwoman
	Daniel Chung	Employee
	Joaquin Montes	Armed Man
	Luke LaFontaine	LaFontaine
	Bobby Hernandez	Mexican Gunman 1
	Ramon Thomas	Mexican Gunman 2
	Dave Thomasi	Bruiser 1
	Ronn Surels	Bruiser 2
	Aden Stay	Bodyguard
	Jessica Medina	Female Customer

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Director	Jesse V. Johnson
Writer	Jesse V. Johnson, Erik Martinez, Katharine Lee McEwan
Producer	Jordan Beckerman, Gordon Bijelonic, Jeff Bowler, Grady Craig, Deborah Del Prete, Mike Donovan, David Gendron, Matthew Helderman, Phil Hunt, Ali Jazayeri, Alexander Kane, Jon Keeyes, Corey Large, Jordan Yale Levine, Mandi Murro, Sean Patrick O'Reilly, Nina Podolska, Compton Ross, Bret Saxon, Luke Taylor, Giovanna Trischitta, Ravi Walia
Musician	Sean Murray
Photography	Jonathan Hall

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My quick rating - 4,7/10. Pretty solid cast as you can see by the poster so I am a bit interested and also leary. Someone needs to teach these guys how to shoot. You don't throw the gun towards what you are aiming at while pulling the trigger. Makes you look, well, like you have no idea how to shoot a gun. Judging by how quite a few of the shootouts go in this flick, maybe that would explain the A-team body count that occurs at times. People are missing their shots from 5 feet away or randomly ceasing to fire for no good reason. The film is a typical formulaic story of a mafia hit that is accidentally witnessed by a couple of police officers. This forces Bruce Willis, the boss, to send his men including Michael Rooker to hunt the two down and execute them. One of them turns out to be a bit more difficult to handle (Olga Kurylenko).

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