Alain M
it passed the time, but it still is a Chuck Norris vehicle, so that is allways good
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Rated 3 out of 5 stars
02/09/23
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christopher c. m
This feels a little like a pilot movie for a series that never took off, that Deke was going to be the main star while Chuck Norris goes back to Walker. Because the different training missions hurt the pacing a little. And Deke was a dick at times. But overall, it's a shame that it didn't become a series.
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Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars
03/31/23
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Audience Member
Loved this I was always a big Chuck Norris Fan
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Rated 4 out of 5 stars
01/13/23
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After watching a number of art house films in a row, it's nice to unwind with a cheesy Chuck Norris action flick. After watching a number of artsy and foreign films, I really do need my trashy entertainment and The President's Man certainly fit that much-needed bill.
Joshua McCord is a top agent for the President when not teaching at a college. After rescuing the President's wife from terrorists in Brazil, Joshua is considering retirement and wants to train a new agent for the President.
Meanwhile, a man named Deke Slater is part of an elite military unit, until he is receives a court martial for disobeying commands when he refused to leave men behind. During his prison sentence, he ends up killing one of the inmates in self defense, earning him further prison time and a hopeless future, until he is recruited by Joshua and his daughter, Que, to be Joshua's successor.
Naturally, Deke is rather cocky like any new trainee, and even makes a major blunder during a mission to rescue a girl from a cult, resulting in Joshua having to come save him. This makes Joshua wonder whether or not he should keep training him, but decides to keep going.
Then, when an important physicist is kidnapped by a Colombian cartel (A cartel Deke faced against in the mission that got him a court martial), the two must go in and not only save the scientist and his family, but prevent the group from building a bomb.
The story is by no means amazing, but would you really expect it to be in a made-for-TV Chuck Norris film? It's fairly competent, but it also has layers of cheese slathered upon it, as it is a Chuck Norris film. It works for the overall feel of the film, to say the least.
The acting by Chuck Norris is fairly decent, but as expected, the rest of the acting is pretty cheesy, but at least the cast members seemed to be having a lot of fun with the cheesy vibe the film emanates, and thus, are fun to watch.
The real reason to watch this is solely for the basis of cheesy, action-packed entertainment, which the film works as. There's plenty of gun battles, training montages, explosions, martial arts battles - the works. For trashy entertainment purposes, it'll give you what you want.
The President's Man will only be enjoyed by lovers of trashy action films and Chuck Norris fans. This won't appeal to anyone else, but it works for the purpose it serves and I had a lot of fun watching its cheesy elements unfold.
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Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars
02/26/23
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I could not stay awake to watch all of this in one sitting. This is a terrible TV movie with barely any Chuck Norris at all. He almost has cameo parts in this and he's the top billed actor? This is really a Dyan Neal movie with Chuck Norris as his mentor. Avoid at all costs unless you absolutely need every Chuck movie every made.
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Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars
02/25/23
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38%
They've stolen 007's theme music! Also, great flashback of A FORCE OF ONE.
Question: If half the world turned against America, does that make them all terrorists? How about the NWO (New World Order), are they considered terrorists? The guy across the street says he's going to blow up the stray cat that goes in his backyard, is he a terrorist? America is going down the tubes, learn to swim.
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Rated 1.5 out of 5 stars
02/17/23
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