LastingAware The greatest movie ever!

Nonureva Really Surprised!

Afouotos Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

Fairaher The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

adonis98-743-186503 A mysterious stranger rolls into town on a unique motorcycle. All he carries is the bible and a desire for justice. Past vengeance collides as Ryder rights an injustice from his past and liberates the small town from a malicious oppressor. Missionary Man is probably another very good Dolph Lundgren movie but also good perfomance as well and pretty much the whole cast did a pretty good job. The storyline was easy to follow and i liked the western type of revenge character he was playing. Definitely one of his better and coolest movies for sure. (8.5/10)

callanvass I couldn't finish the whole thing! I'm a huge Dolph fan, but I wish they'd give him better material. Dolph tries to pull a Clint Eastwood with the "Stranger" routine. It lacks the budget and more importantly, the entertainment to pull it off. It's extremely talky, and the action scenes are very unexciting. It looks really cheap and grainy, and I didn't see the point in the whole scheme of things. Dolph deserves so much more than this cheap crud. When he gets something to work with, he shines. If you want to see a great Lundgren movie, watch The Punisher. He's made good movies in his career, but this isn't one of them. Avoid it!DUD

charles-a-edwards I thoroughly enjoyed it, although, with perhaps a bit more effort (or perhaps a lot) it could have been made into a very decent modern interpretation of the Clint Eastwood classic (don't tell me it was an original idea, because it so was not).My fellow fan in the previous write-up is right to say the base of the story is 100% Pale Rider, and stated some of the similarities. Besides the ones he picked out; ( "hired gangster believes he killed him many years ago (just like in Palerider) - holy man with the bible (just like in Palerider" )), here are some more:1) Daughter of the family he befriends has a crush on him 2) Mother of the daughter takes him to bed 3) The big gentle giant of the bad guy gang helps the girl when they try to have their way with her 4) This same big gentle giant then helps our hero when taking on the bad guys ( bashes one of the bad guys, just as in Pale Rider ) 5) Daughter looks for our hero at the end of the film and spots him as he rides off into the distance (I was half expecting her to shout out that she loved him, as in Pale Rider) 6) probably many more, but this is my first viewing and my memory is not that greatAll in all I enjoyed it and I hope to see Dolf in more films. Hopefully with a little bit more depth for his character rather than relying so much on his screen presence, which King Kong would have trouble matching.Just in-case the man himself reads this, I'd just like to say respect to you for your academic achievements (I'm impressed) and I hope I do at least nearly as well in my studies.

angelicrevenants I really did not enjoy this movie. I am a fan of westerns, a fan of action, and a fan of movies with religious undertones. I was most let down by the main character. Reading the synopsis, I was given the impression that the protagonist would be a lot cooler than he was. He said about 100 words in the whole movie, and had very little personality.The plot could have been the basis of quite a good movie, but this was appalling. There was very little life in any of the characters, and the best actor (the only good one) is Jarfe, the biker. The only reason I gave a two instead of a one is the atmosphere that the film has. It is quite well done, except for the fact that there is the sound of wind in every scene.