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Bostonian916 (449 KP) rated Riot (2015) in Movies
Aug 18, 2020
The fight scenes are definitely plentiful, as you would expect from a movie that includes Chuck Liddell and Dolph Lundgren (Matthew Reese and Danielle Ryan both hold their own quite well). I don't think there is more than a three or four minute section of footage that doesn't include fighting of some sort.
The story is quite thin, but I would imagine that if you're watching this movie, you aren't watching it for the story.
The choreography is usually pretty good with a few small exceptions, the fight scenes are entertaining if nothing else. The action is non stop.
Great movie if your craving unadulterated violence and some familiar faces. Try to ignore Chuck Liddell's sometimes present, sometimes missing Russian accent. It seems to come and go at will.