Under Fire

2025

Action / Drama / Thriller

revenge drug war comedy action undercover agents

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Plot summary

Story unfolds in the scorching heat of the Mexico border, where rival drug dealers Griff and Abbott arrive at a remote drop point for a routine drug deal. But when the exchange goes down, both reveal undercover badges — Griff is FBI, Abbott is DEA — and neither knew they were working the same case.

Director

Steven C. Miller Photo
Steven C. Miller

Top cast

Emilio Rivera Photo
Emilio Rivera as
Odette Annable Photo
Odette Annable as Vazquez
Dylan Sprouse Photo
Dylan Sprouse as
Austin North Photo
Austin North as The Sniper
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English 2.0
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23.976 fps
1 hr 31 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by rdevahlrubin-86821 4 / 10

Well that was 2 hours i won't get back.

Reviewed by saolivaresm 6 / 10

Simple and entertaining

Steven C. Miller directs a highly entertaining action comedy that delivers on its promise and stands out thanks to the charisma of its two leads. The film is simple, but has well-chosen moments that make it fun.Dylan Sprouse and Mason Gooding.The film works largely thanks to the duo of Sprouse and Gooding, who have the perfect chemistry to carry the film on their shoulders with all the charisma, tension, and action necessary to draw us into a well-crafted action thriller, despite the simplicity of its premise. The film holds together because it knows how to pull the trigger at just the right moments, always keeping us interested in the sympathetic characters and the plot they're building.Steven C. Miller knows how to handle tension and comedy.The director knows how to fulfill his purpose by capturing his vision on screen. With adrenaline-filled and precise direction, he manages to maintain the tension of the chaos faced by the protagonists in a sympathetic and determined manner, ensuring that you never lose interest in what's happening around them. Although there are moments of fragility, he handles them astutely, allowing the film to flow quickly and pleasantly. In the end, it leaves you feeling like you've enjoyed a good time in front of the screen, even if it doesn't offer much more than that.Conclusion.A genre film that delivers. It's an independent action thriller that delivers what it promises and doesn't pretend to be more than it seems. It has interesting moments, a simple, predictable but effective plot, which delivers an action thriller with touches of comedy, perfect for a lazy weekend. Its leading duo is the best, and that's more than enough.
Reviewed by FiftyTwo_52 5 / 10

Watchable but Forgettable: Under Fire Fails to Ignite

Under Fire had all the ingredients for a gripping, high-stakes thriller, but unfortunately, it never quite comes together.The premise - a group of undercover DEA agents navigating a drug deal - is promising, but the execution is hampered by a weak script that relies on clichés and underdeveloped characters. The action sequences are serviceable, but they lack the intensity or creativity needed to make the film stand out.The cast does what they can with the material, but even the lead actor struggles to make their character compelling due to the thin writing. The supporting cast is similarly underutilized, with most characters feeling like stereotypes rather than real people. The film's pacing is uneven, with moments of tension followed by stretches of dull exposition.Visually, Under Fire is competent but unremarkable. The cinematography captures the setting adequately, but there's nothing particularly innovative or memorable about the direction. The score is functional but fails to elevate the emotional or suspenseful moments.Overall, Under Fire is a 5.5/10 - watchable as a second-screen affair but ultimately forgettable. It's a missed opportunity, as the premise had the potential to be so much more with a stronger script and more inspired filmmaking.
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