Feature2017·102m·6.2

Message from the King

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On a relentless quest to avenge his sister's murder, a man from Cape Town infiltrates a sprawling network of lowlifes and elites in Los Angeles.

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Cast

Chadwick Boseman

Jacob King

Luke Evans

Wentworth

Alfred Molina

Preston

Teresa Palmer

Kelly

Natalie Martinez

Trish

Chris Mulkey

Leary

Drew Powell

Merrick

Jonno Roberts

Rice

Dale Dickey

Mrs. Lazlo

Jake Weary

Bill

James Jordan

Scott

Tom Felton

Frankie

Arthur Darbinyan

Duc

Lucan Melkonian

Zico

Ava Kolker

Boot

Wade Williams

Keegan

Tom Wright

Waylon

Diego Josef

Armand

Roman Mitichyan

Vrioni

Max Daniels

Piotr

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
$10.0M
Revenue
$315,132
Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
The Ink FactoryEntre Chien et LoupRumble FilmsEntertainment One FeaturesSilver Nitrate

Crew

Director

Fabrice Du Welz

Writers

Oliver Butcher, Stephen Cornwell

Alexis Scott

Costume Design

Melanie Jones

Production Design

Vincent Cahay

Original Music Composer

Monika Lenczewska

Director of Photography

Beatrice Sisul

Editor

Gallery

Reviews

Gimly

8/28/2017

6.0

I'm a sucker for revenge thrillers, essentially all they really have to do is not suck and I'm on board. And _Message from the King_ sure didn't suck. Even if it did, massive bonus points for the kid playing _Payday 2_. _Final rating:★★★ - I liked it. Would personally recommend you give it a go._

r96sk

3/16/2021

7.0

Chadwick Boseman carries it no doubt, but I did feel entertained throughout by <em>'Message from the King'</em>. It's a simple film. It doesn't do anything revolutionary or anything, yet still managed to keep me watching with interest for practically all of the 102 minute run time. I like how it starts most, with the connections feeling believable. It loses some of that as it goes on, though it didn't affect my enjoyment all that much. Boseman really is the only true star of this though, as he gives a very good performance in the lead role as Jacob. Luke Evans (Paul) is pleasant too, while Teresa Palmer (Kelly) has a few moments. Alfred Molina (Mike) also appears, as do Messrs Draco Malfoy and Brad Bellick... The ending isn't the greatest, though it is still serviceable. That coupled with the nice look of the film and a certain Mr. Boseman mean I'll remember this in a positive manner.