language .This Film Is Absolutely An Excellent Thriller For All The Family. Parents Should Watch It With Their Children,there is no sex at all and the violence is much better than that of Abu Ghraib Prison Torture In Iraq .

nurse whom is both beautiful and forthright, and even the female lead's boyfriend whom for once in a movie is not a secret rotter or idiot . With the surprising female lead you get a real sense of an ordinary girl caught in extraordinary circumstances. Her performance was so good I almost cried thinking of what she must be going through. The locations are wonderfully European if not really a travel log as you'd expect in a Bond movie for example . There are several assassins and so the firefights are unexpected, thrilling and graphically explosive. I really hope this is the beginning of a new franchise Hunter's Dilemma, Hunter's Regret, etc . For me, Hunter's Prayer doesn't quite have Bond or Bourne polish, but it must come in a close second. If you love fast action together with genuine emotional conundrums then you'll definitely need your armchair for a little while.

by Lucas, but she asks him a question that is a game changer: "What is your name?" The killer is so taken aback by this human touch that he begins to reflect on his life as a thug. That transformation leads to the new life he will create for himself out of this experience.The film is set in a variety of locations, including Scarsdale, N.Y.; Montreux, Switzerland; Chaumont, France; The English Channel; and Leeds, England. Much of the filming took place in Hungary. But there is some stunning footage of Yorkshire at the close of the film, as well as a grand old English manor house.But the film will not be remembered for its panoramic vistas, but for the bonding that occurs between Lucas and Ella. Most of the characters in this film are villains, and they have no idea that Lucas will change his ways as a Jason Bourne-like killer. One of the bonus segments in the DVD is called "The Cost of Killing." Lucas comes to reflect on that cost, to kick his drug habit, and to contemplate reuniting with his family. In one of the most memorable scenes, Lucas hands Ella his pistol and carefully explains what it takes to kill another human being. It turns out that the scene was improvised by the actors. That scene was one of the turning points for both characters, as they seek not merely to survive, but to discover a new inner identity to start their lives anew.

remember them filming and closing the roads.Do I recommend this? Yes I do. If you like your actions with a bit of variety, but with the same type of script, then you may just like this one.