Review of Men of War

The movie gets back on track with a rousing climactic battle in which people are dispatched with bullets, grenades and bazookas. The action scenes are spectacular and thrilling, even if most of it is held off until the climax. But what a climax! The last half-hour is non-stop mayhem, with shootouts, explosions, knifings, and fisticuffs taking place all over the island. For my money, this is the best B-movie battle since Arnold took on all those Latino soldiers in Commando.The main villain is Trevor Goddard (as Keefer), who starts his first fight with Lundgren by kissing him. That could be a cultural thing, but the way Mr. Goddard caresses Lundgren's shoulders after the fight looks like he wants to take it to another level. The other interesting thing about this fight is that Lundgren is not allowed to hit back, so Goddard just beats him until he drips blood. In a later re-match, Lundgren gets to punch Goddard. Lundgren and the men get to show their well-developed chests throughout
It all culminates with an exceptional one-on-one scuffle between Dolph as Nick and Trevor Goddard as Nick's rival Keefer (who appears to recall Vernon Wells' Bennett from Commando). Lundgren doesn't really get to show off his martial arts moves until his mano-a-mano battle with Goddard, but it's a damn good showdown that wraps the action up on an exciting note.Both alpha male stud warriors fight with extreme arousement , wild exceted with the violence, possessed by brutality lust. Moaning, grunting, roaring like alpha male beasts in heat, there's lot of blood is spilt during the climax, which should satiate action enthusiasts and gore hounds.Bare-knuckled head to head against the rock-hard Trevor Goddard,Lundgren dispatches heinous villain Kiefer after a long and brutal fight by shoving an old piece of human bone up through his jaw and out his mouth. Gruesome, but vintage Lundgren finisher. Impaled in the head through the jaw with a broken bone by Dolph Lundgren (who then finishes him off by drowning him) during the end of a fight between them.

This is a helluva violent film. There is LOTS of violence. We get lots of bloody beatings, TONS of very bloody gunshot wounds,chopped off hand, bloody gunshot wound to the head, with blood and brains spurting, knife in the shoulder, 2 severed heads, stick jammed in the chin and out the head, and lots of bloody bodies.

Last half hour is all out war with some of the best bad guy deaths you’ll eve see. A broken bone shoved through the bottom of a jaw. Somebody hung on a boat rotor then dragged out to sea. People blown up with rocket launchers. Are you sold yet? I love that last fight between Dolph and Goddard brutal and powerful.pretty good fight scene between Lundgren and the late Trevor Goddard, who struck me as looking like Colin Farrell on roids.