Each contestant has a tracking marker surgically implanted inside them so that they (and the viewers) can track their opponents. A parkour style assassin (Sebastien Foucan from Casino Royale) cuts out his tracker and ditches it in a cup of coffee which is then drunk and swallowed by alcoholic Father Joseph Macavoy (Robert Carlyle). Chinese assassin Lai Lai Zen (Kelly Hu) realizes quickly that Joseph Macavoy is not a player and decides to keep him alive.

Plot Summary :

Every seven years in an unsuspecting town, The Tournament takes place. A battle royale between 30 of the world’s deadliest assassins. The last man standing receiving the $10,000,000 cash prize and the title of Worlds No 1, which itself carries the legendary million dollar a bullet price tag.Watch online Movie Trailer free The Tournament English Hollywood Film.The The Film Director by Scott Mann.

The Tournament English Film Synopsis:

Watch movie Story : Every seven years a tournament takes place in an unsuspecting town where 30 of the world’s deadliest killers battle to see who is best and for the ten million dollar cash prize. Returning champion Joshau Harlow (Ving Rhames) is back because he has been informed that one of this year’s contestants is responsible for the death of his wife.

The Tournament Hollywood Movie Review :

There is something about “The Tournament’s” straightforward premise that hints of a direct to home video movie- and in that regard, you wouldn’t be wrong. Just like the latest reboot of the Universal Soldier franchise that was released in cinemas last week, “The Tournament” is one of those direct to video action flicks that are enjoying the rare luxury of a theatrical release in Singapore.

Indeed, as you probably would have guessed, the setup of this assassin against assassin battle is no more than an excuse to execute some mayhem on screen, coupled with (as its M18 edited rating would suggest) copious amounts of bloodshed. Yes, it’s not really important who the characters are, or for that matter their motivations, since that really isn’t the point of the movie. The whole purpose of entering “The Tournament” is to enjoy some good-ol’ Hollywood-style implausible action, so the question really should be- does it deliver?

The answer, in this case, is a measured yes. Not all the action sequences (though they are plentiful) are as thrilling as the next, but the ones that do are genuinely entertaining. One of them involves martial arts star Scott Adkins, whom some may recognise from bit roles in movies such as “The Medallion”, “Unleashed” and “The Bourne Ultimatum”. Though his screen time here remains limited, his fight scene with Kelly Hu’s Oriental assassin Lai Lai Zhen in an abandoned church is undoubtedly one of the film’s best.

The Tournament Film Tariler

The Tournament English Movie 2010
Action Movie
Cast & Crew
Cast: Robert Carlyle, Ving Rhames, Kelly Hu, Ian Somerhalder, Rachel Grant
Director: Scott Mann
Writers:Gary Young ,Jonathan Frank
RunTime: 1 hr 32 mins
Released By: Shaw
Rating: M18 (Some Gore and Violence)
Genre: Action
Opening Day: 4 February 2010