Synopsis
When a stadium is seized by a group of heavily armed criminals during a major sporting event, an ex-soldier must use all his military skills to save both the daughter of a fallen comrade and the huge crowd unaware of the danger.
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Cast
- Dave BautistaMichael Knox
- Pierce BrosnanDimitri
- Ray StevensonArkady
- Amit ShahFaisal
- Lara PeakeDanni
- Alexandra DinuTatiana
- Lucy GaskellRachel
- Martyn FordVlad
- Gordon AlexanderEmil
- Peter PedreroAnton
Recommendations
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Time Out
It is wittier, warmer and more unpredictable than it has any right to be. - 60
The Guardian
Final Score puts a cheeky British spin on the set-up. - 60
Variety
Park your brain cells in the lobby, and this U.K. production about a terrorist attack on a London soccer stadium — with Dave Bautista as Bruce Willis plus 100 or so extra pounds of muscle — is an entertainingly over-the-top ride that doesn’t even try to be “credible.” It’s not quite daft or otherwise distinctive enough to be memorable. - 60
Los Angeles Times
The characters are familiar movie types sufficiently fleshed out and well performed to hit all the emotional and comedic cues. The fight scenes and stunts — especially a masterfully choreographed motorcycle chase throughout the stadium — and a lack of obvious CGI provide the requisite thrills. - 60
The Hollywood Reporter
Bautista has the low-key charisma, natural appeal and formidable physicality necessary for an action star, and he makes Final Score worth watching (at home while eating pizza and drinking beer, preferably) despite its endlessly derivative elements. - 40
Empire
A nice idea, and the setting makes it instantly more interesting to a UK audience, but it’s let down by lapses into cliché and by simply not being audacious enough with its action set-pieces. - 38
Slant Magazine
To observe that the Dave Bautista-starring action flick Final Score is yet another Die Hard knockoff may be tiresome, but it's not as if the film gives one much of a choice, as it offers up a ceaseless barrage of scenes lifted from the John McTiernan classic. - 38
ReelViews
A fully disengaged brain is probably the key to enjoying Final Score. Employing even basic logic engenders a recognition of how truly stupid this screenplay is, especially when it comes to the resolution.
