The Mercenary: Absolution Now

(2015), often simply titled Absolution , is an action thriller directed by Keoni Waxman. It follows Steven Seagal as John Alexander, a contract killer who finds himself at a moral crossroads while on a mission in Ukraine. Plot Summary

Many reviewers found the dialogue "cringe-inducing" and the plot thin, often relying on routine action movie tropes. The Mercenary: Absolution

While the film features "imaginative violence," the action is frequently criticized for choppy editing and the obvious use of doubles for Seagal. (2015), often simply titled Absolution , is an

Reviewers noted the film's gritty, bleak tone, characteristic of Seagal’s later direct-to-video work. Production Details Information Director Keoni Waxman Writers Richard Beattie & Keoni Waxman Release Date May 15, 2015 Runtime Approximately 91–96 minutes Filming Location Absolution (2015) - IMDb While the film features "imaginative violence," the action

Widely considered the "scene-stealer," Mann plays Alexander’s partner and handles the majority of the film’s high-impact, athletic fight scenes.

Critics generally describe his performance as "mumbling" and "low energy," noting his heavy reliance on stunt doubles for action sequences.

The film received mixed to negative reviews, with common points of feedback including: