Urgency (2010)

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Returning home after difficult negotiations with potential customers, an employee of the Los Angeles-based pharmaceutical company, Tony West realizes that his wife is captured, while its unit and return home unscathed criminals require $ 50,000 in the next half hour. Doomed to hear Tony goes in search of money, but soon realizes that the kidnapping was not connected with the money …

Film Overview
"Urgency" is an exhilarating action-drama film released in 2010, directed by Kantz, and produced by Jon Bonnell. The film mostly stars Brian Austin Green, Jeffrey Combs, and Luciana Carro. The film revolves around the character Tony, played by Green, who is working for a high-powered tech business. A regular day takes a drastic turn when his other half is kidnapped, and he is moved into a lethal cat-and-mouse video game.

Plot Summary
As the story unfolds, Tony's partner Sara, played by Luciana Carro, gets abducted by a group of unknown aggressors while they are in the middle of a romantic lunch. The kidnappers, led by Roth, played by Jeffrey Combs, contact Tony and buy him to recover a top-secret task code from his company head office within an hour. If he fails, they threaten to eliminate his spouse.

The film title "Urgency" is apt as it draws from the adrenaline-infused race against time Tony has to face. He has no choice however to comply with the needs of the abductors, tossing the audience into suspenseful and threatening minutes, where Tony needs to outsmart his company's extreme security system and warmongering employer, played by Chris Williams.

Weaves
The boundaries of time include another layer of tension, coupled with the continuous hazard posed by Roth and the abductors. The film includes a series of unexpected twists and turns, a suspenseful background rating that keeps the plot interesting, and excellent efficiencies that bring every character to life. As the narrative proceeds, Tony discovers chilling realities about his workplace.

He finds out that his task is not just about creating innovative innovation; there are more dangerous endeavors hidden beneath the exterior of developing ground-breaking tech. In truth, the secret job he is demanded to retrieve by the abductors turns out to be a deadly weapon that might seal the fate of millions if it falls into the wrong hands.

Conclusion
In the final act of the film, Tony manages to trick the abductors into thinking he retrieved the job, however in reality, he damaged it, making it ineffective. A thrilling climax involves a showdown between Tony and Roth, where the latter satisfies a paradoxical demise. Nevertheless, it features repercussions as Tony recognizes that he has actually been the pawn of a far larger game which the business he worked for is more sinister than he might have thought of. Subsequently, he decides to expose his business to the world, exposing their truth and saving his other half in the nick of time.

Reception
Although "Urgency" features a rather generic plot for an action thriller, it stands out through its execution, suspense-building, and strong character development. Brian Austin Green's acting shines throughout the film, and the rest of the cast, specifically Jeffrey Combs as the villain, deliver appealing efficiencies. In spite of its low budget plan, "Urgency" received appreciation from the audience for its thrilling facility and suspenseful story.

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