A crime syndicate places a hit on a billionaire’s daughter, making her the target of an elite assassin squad. A small band of down-and-out mercenaries protects her, fighting tooth and nail to stop the assassins from reaching their target.


Credits: TheMovieDb.
Film Cast:
Payu: Tony Jaa
Long Fei: Tiger Hu Chen
Jaka: Iko Uwais
Collins: Scott Adkins
Devereaux: Michael Jai White
Joey: Michael Bisping
Xian: Celina Jade
Mook: JeeJa Yanin
Dom: Dominique Vandenberg
Old Man: Michael Wong
Su Feng: Monica Mok
Agent Brown: Daniel Whyte
Steiner: Ron Smoorenburg
Chinese Ambassador: Zhang Guangbei
Jaka’s Wife: Zhang Sile
Assistant to Chinese Ambassador: Anthony Tai
TV Host: Damon Whitaker
Stage Manager: Pattarasuda Anumanrajadhon
Officer #1: Panayakorn Sornmayura
Ambassador Zhang Wei: Aroon Wanasbodeewong
Detective: Chatchawan Wongarj
…: Marcus Guilhem
Fei Chen: Selina Lo
…: Danice Cabanela
Embassy Security Madame Liang: Jennifer Qi Jun Yang
[Auto Rickshaw Driver]: Chalee Immak
Film Crew:
Casting: Mike Leeder
Producer: Gary Hamilton
Writer: Joey O’Bryan
Director: Jesse V. Johnson
Producer: Elliot Tong
Director of Photography: Jonathan Hall
Writer: Paul Staheli
Original Music Composer: Joel J. Richard
Editor: Matthew Lorentz
Producer: Mike Gabrawy
Producer: Ying Ye
Producer: Michael G. Selby
Writer: Fangjin Song
Producer: Chen Sylen Hwa
Producer: Sheldon Pang
Producer: He Shi
Movie Reviews:
Gimly: When it comes to some of my more beloved action movies, a lot of detractors will say of them “Oh but it has such a bad plot”, I respectfully disagree. I would argue they have **simple** plots, but that doesn’t inherently mean **bad**. _Triple Threat’s_ plot however, is bad. But there’s not a crap fight in it from start to finish, and it’s one of the better movies that I have absolutely **zero** intention of ever revisiting that I’ve seen recently.

_Final rating:★★½ – Had a lot that appealed to me, didn’t quite work as a whole._