Mob Rules
May 17 2011
•2h 37m
•Action, Adventure, Thriller
Time is running out for two elite criminals as they seek out revenge to get the money they are owed after a heist gone wrong, years ago. They’ve traveled across the country, tracked down their ex-partner and planned every detail of their attack. When they finally come face to face these two criminals will refuse to back down until they get what belongs to them.
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Lennie James
C-Note
Treva Etienne
Anton
Gary McDonald
Tyrone
Tina Casciani
Chilli
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