'Arsenal' A Movie About Saving A Kidnapped Brother; Expecting Stellar Performance From Nicolas Cage As Villain?

The movie "Arsenal" is about a harrowing experience of how one tries his very best to save his kidnapped brother. It is rather challenging for the brother as he has to fight the clutches of a mobster and his army.

Kidnapping is a serious crime but many still resort to it for easy cash. To save one's life, ransom is provided giving tremendous pain and torment to both the kidnapped person and the family as well. This is how the movie "Arsenal" revolves, showcasing the adventures the brother has to go through to free his kidnapped sibling.

According to Movie Insider, it tells the intertwining stories of Lindel Brothers, Mikey and JP who only had each other growing up. JP is the most successful brother eventually owning a construction firm. Unfortunately, Mikey became a small-time mobster with life enveloped in various petty crimes.

The movie "Arsenal" then continues as JP tries to do everything to save Mikey who is held hostage by the boss Eddie King. JP seeks help to Mikey's old friend, Sal who happens to be a plain clothed detective. JP then must risk everything to save Mikey and unleash his vengeance against King's army of gangters.

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As added by IMDb, the movie stars Hollywood A-listers such as Nicolas King as Eddie King. This is yet another movie where Cage stars as the villain. It is expected that Cage gives an evil portrayal of the mobster god, one that puts him on the front line for impressive acting as an antagonist.

The movie "Arsenal" also stars John Cusack as Sal, the plain detective; Adrian Grenier as JP, the successful Lindel brother; Johnathon Schaech as Mikey, the other half Lindel brothers involved in petty crimes. They are joined by Lydia Hull, Heather Johansen, Carrie Jo Hubrich, William Mark McCullough and many more.

The movie "Arsenal" will be released on Jan. 6, 2017. The movie is directed by Steve C. Miller with Jason Mosberg as the person behind the screenplay.