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You Got To See This: Clash Movie Trailer

Posted byBy Joe Cohen | Published on: | Updated on June 29, 2013 CommentsComments (0)

We like great trailers from all over the world. Check out Clash a foreign acton adventure with some kick ass fight scenes. The lead female is pretty hot too; that helps 🙂 Clash is about a group of badass outcasts that try to take down a fat-cat Vietnamese crime lord with lightening-fast martial arts and hyperbolic shootouts.

Trinh(lead) is a mercenary working for Hac Long, an elusive criminal mastermind, who seeks a hard drive that controls the VINASAT.1, Vietnam’s first and only satellite. Hac has kidnapped Trinh’s daughter to get her to do his bidding and now she must give him what he wants so she can get her daughter back. Trinh assembles a team of mercenaries and ex-convicts to recover the hard drive but just as the mission is about to succeed, Trinh and her team are betrayed by one of their own and the hard drive falls into the wrong hands. Desperate to save her daughter, Trinh must hunt down the traitor before the hard drive is lost, but doesn’t know if she can trust the remaining members of her crew.

It doesn’t look like this is going to be in many theaters here in the States, check your local listings.

 

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