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a5c7b9f00b When a bank is hit by a brutal heist, all evidence points to the owner and his high-powered clients. But as a group of FBI agents dig deeper into the case - and the deadly heists continue - it becomes clear that a larger conspiracy is at play. The premise of Marauders is too stale, and that's worsened by redundant characters, a story with no rhyme or reason and dialogues which consist of tedious arguments with multiple variations of the "F" word, because the characters are laughably tough. I have to clear out the rude language isn't the real problem, but just a symptom of the lack of imagination of the screenplay. Despite so many arguments and violent clashes between the huge egos of the characters, Marauders goes by with an unbearable slowness, revealing obvious "secrets" which don't draw the attention or form a coherent story. What is more, the performances from Christopher Meloni, Bruce Willis, Adrian Grenier and Dave Bautista feel poor and listless. Regarding the women, they are relegated absolutely generic roles; among them: policewoman with a horsetail; sick wife; and blonde reporter. As regards the action scenes, they lack any excitement or emotional context to bring them dramatic relevance. In summary, Marauders is a horrible movie, and an absolute waste of time. This movie starts out with some Horrific acting, then it moves on to some terrible acting, then with some horrible acting and an even worse and almost pathetic plot twist.. not even the cinematography is redeeming in this.. they do slow motions shots for what seems no reason whatsoever.. this could have been a good movie.. it truly is crap.. honestly i could write a better movie while I'm taking a dump on the toilet.. maybe they thought if we put these guys in some cool masks it will make up for not having a real plot, or any plot twists or any shocking moments, or any depth... or anything that is really necessary for making a good movie.. Part of the problem is that films like Marauders have become so synonymous with cut-rate mediocrity that their awfulness is almost a self-fulfilling prophecy.