Still baffled by the gimmick of a Holiday Monday (the days drug lords go extra 'ard) but one thing is for certain, these bad boys are coming... for justice. Each line cuts like a deep sarcastic knife plunged deep into the chest of each character and the audience. You'll be wondering just whose line is it anyway, as the lines blur the edges of character's individuality and the, uh, the humour reminds you of similar daytime TV shows with much higher production value. Sorely lacking in research the esteemed filmmakers seem to be under the impression that ol' white powder tastes finger lickin' good! They also believe that snipers can see through walls, that life and death fights are where you handle each other like toddlers having a tantrum at soft play and that you can even continue to bargain eloquently with your would-be assailant after they have penetrated your lung. Our main lead packs all the charisma of that one sock that always goes missing in the wash, whereas his best friend keeps the audience guessing if the duo were really the villains all along. Jemima Spence appears in this film... All-in-all, you'll enjoy this movie if you too, like each of the characters, hate a Monday off.

This movie is horrible don't waste your time ,the acting is so bad.

I was generous and gave this a 2. But in all honesty if it wasn't for the fact they managed to make something a bit more ambitious than the usual gangster affairs in Scotland I would've given it a 1. Credit where credit is due, they're at least trying to create something.. but the execution is abysmal. Seems like it was made in a hurry, dialogue was dire. No chemistry between anyone. And what the heck was with the fight choreography? I'm guessing the budget went on all the special effects. I've seen better acting at my sons school play. Actors and main actress shouldn't give up their day job. Or at least get some lessons. Don't get your expectations up. Good to watch for a laugh.. to laugh at.

I had high hopes, but the first fight scene was just showing too much of the choreography. All the moves in slow motion. This was enough to ruin the rest of this flick for me.

This is basically radical Jack pressure point and ice breakers from the uk.

Really enjoyed this. Been a while since I've seen a good British action movie. This has all the key ingredients - likeable leads, great fights and shootouts, a worthy bad guy and a decent twist that I didn't see coming. Considering the budget the action was really well done. Lots of explosions and old school shoot outs. I was particularly impressed by the lack of reliance on digital FX, they favoured practical stunts and effects and it works. Obviously there are limitations but the charm of the film and a fun script overcomes this. Looking forward to seeing what these guys do next.

An action movie doesn't begin to describe the impeccability of what I've just witnessed. A modern day Die Hard to say the least; Holiday Monday will be a future reference to all other directors. We begin with two actors; Nathan Shepka and Colin MacDougall. The witty banter and display of charisma when producing their lines is wonderful; The one-liners and repartee in this movie was nothing short of stupendous, I absolutely burst out laughing multiple times during this production due to the crippling burns laid down upon the cast like the plague of locusts to Egypt. Not to mention the fluency and swarve of the choreography in this movie; they make short work of their opponents, I can tell the director had large influence from John Wick and hints of uniqueness alike with Kingsman. The plot, my gosh I thought I was reading classic literature; two body guards, both with prestigious backgrounds in the military see themselves out of their depths when they get themselves wrapped up in a drug king (beautifully portrayed by John Michael-love I believe) pin's maniacal games. He is the purest dealer out there and by gosh is he the most insane, the sheer presence of this character gave me goose bumps, the crazed laughing, the smiles, the way the director uses light in particular to portray his emotions is frightening; God I thought I was watching Heath Ledger for a second. I do not wish to spoil more at this time, but this heart wrenching tail really had me going for a second towards the end. But truly the best part was when the tracker was revealed to be in the vest and not the santa hat, I spat out my juice, truly. I'd also like to take time to compliment other actors: the assassin, Gina, portrayed by Jemima Spence; maybe a little derivative of the best assassins in movie history, Leon and Anton Chigurh for example, but done wonderfully. Also Kayla Caldwell as Maddy did a fantastic job, her catchphrase will probably be the last thing I think of when I die (and I'll die with a smile). Also Jay Graham did a great job, dude must've travelled the universe for thousands of years and back to find a performance that amazing. In conclusion, this sex-joke fuelled, heart palpitating, guns blazing, mad Action ride is truly deserving of a 1/10.

IF you want an episode of The Bill but with swearing but worse acting and story this is for you. Very poor.