A drama set in the world of gun-running. STAR RATING: ***** Saturday Night **** Friday Night *** Friday Morning ** Sunday Night * Monday Morning<br/><br/>'Rich' (50 Cent) is a ruthless street gangster, intent on wiping out the competition and striking up a weapons deal with some other gangsters. Angel (Val Kilmer) has just been released from prison and has been placed undercover in Rich's organisation to square a deal with the police and assist in an investigation, building up to an explosive final confrontation.<br/><br/>'A drama set in the world of drug dealing', is the simplistic summary of this film on the rental sleeve. And, indeed, it's hard to decipher any more of it than that, simply because there isn't any plot to it. It's barely seventy five minutes worth of style over substance, seeming like just an excuse for 'Fiddy cent' to plug some new tracks on his latest album. His acting is as flat as you'd expect, and ditto the now grossly puffy and out of shape Kilmer, a real 'what happened to them?' case.<br/><br/>This looks promising on the cover, but the reality is a very sloppy and messed up affair indeed. One to avoid. * Wow, what is up with Val Kilmer? His performance is as dead as they come. I mean, he's supposed to be the best actor in this movie, right? ..and he is by far the worst.<br/><br/>Val Kilmer is totally lifeless, it's like an alien is using his body as a suit. An alien with no acting skills.<br/><br/>Val Kilmer acts like this is the first time he acts. Like he's to shy to open his mouth. <br/><br/>Val Kilmers performance is so flat that the corpses in this movie has more charisma.<br/><br/>Val Kilmers face is so wide, that I had to connect two screens side- by-side to see his whole face in one shot. <br/><br/>Val Kilmer's face is so wide, it's like he Stewies father.<br/><br/>OK, enough of that. But he totally sucks here.<br/><br/>50 Cent on the other hand, is pretty good in this,. I mean he actually acts, you know. He's pretty believable too.<br/><br/>This is a short, straight forward movie. Some acting here and there, shooting, some violence, it's alright. <br/><br/>The movie is called Gun, and it does have a lot to do with guns. Looks like they have real guns here. Not a lot of cg muzzle flashes. Also, they use squibs it seems. That's nice. In a movie about guns, titled gun, the gun-stuff should be good, and it is. <br/><br/>With that said, this is not a movie you'll remember forever, perhaps except Val Kilmers wide, uninterested face. It does not stand out in any way, but it's not horrible.
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