A Score to Settle
2019·Action·1h 43m
6.9
★
A former mob enforcer who is released from prison after serving 22 years for a crime he didn't commit sets out on a path for revenge against the people who wronged him.
Directed by Shawn Ku
release from prison
insomnia
flashback
vengeance
father son relationship
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Cast
Nicolas Cage
Frank
Noah Le Gros
Joey
Karolina Wydra
Simone
Benjamin Bratt
Q
Mohamed Karim
Jimmy
Dave Kenneth MacKinnon
Max
Ian Tracey
Tank
Bailey Coppola
Young Frank
Alex Alegria
Young Q
Linda Ko
Prison Doctor
Carmel Amit
Simone 2
Anthony Timpano
Baby-Faced Thug
Crew
Shawn Ku
Director
Nicolas Cage
Executive Producer
Jim Cliffe
Art Direction
John Papsidera
Casting
Barbara Tyson
Casting Associate
Leo Fafard
Key Grip
Popular Reviews
25 reviews
jv
1.0★ · 02/13/26
impressively bad. at least have nic cage attempt to steal the declaration of independence
impressively bad. at least have nic cage attempt to steal the declaration of independence
Alfred HitchTOK
6.0★ · 07/20/25
Cage is released from prison after a 20 year stint, a result of holding the bag for mob boss Max (Dave McKinnon), and must weigh-up the best use of his time: re-engaging with recovering junkie son Joey (Noah Le Gos) and banging hottie working gal Simone (Karolina Wydra) or seeking revenge against the leftover crew including Jimmy the Dragon (Mohammad Karim) and Tank (Ian Tracey). And just where does his one time bestie in crime Q (Benjamin Bratt) fall into place?
I actually had seen this back when it initially came out, but didn’t remember much outside of loose plot elements. Cage leans in to the insomnia driven insanity of his character, especially in the third act. It is one of those films that makes you yell at the screen ‘forget the revenge and just focus on your kid’, but it does also then turn that same audience thought process into a little narrative double down, which I have to say bravo for the attempt.
Features the iconic Cage line: ‘get out bitches’
I actually had seen this back when it initially came out, but didn’t remember much outside of loose plot elements. Cage leans in to the insomnia driven insanity of his character, especially in the third act. It is one of those films that makes you yell at the screen ‘forget the revenge and just focus on your kid’, but it does also then turn that same audience thought process into a little narrative double down, which I have to say bravo for the attempt.
Features the iconic Cage line: ‘get out bitches’
Cage is released from prison after a 20 year stint, a result of holding the bag for mob boss Max (Dave McKinnon), and must weigh-up the best use of his time: re-engaging with recovering junkie son Joey (Noah Le Gos) and banging hottie working gal Simone (Karolina Wydra) or seeking revenge against the leftover crew including Jimmy the Dragon (Mohammad Karim) and Tank (Ian Tracey). And just where does his one time bestie in crime Q (Benjamin Bratt) fall into place?
I actually had seen this back when it initially came out, but didn’t remember much outside of loose plot elements. Cage leans in to the insomnia driven insanity of his character, especially in the third act. It is one of those films that makes you yell at the screen ‘forget the revenge and just focus on your kid’, but it does also then turn that same audience thought process into a little narrative double down, which I have to say bravo for the attempt.
Features the iconic Cage line: ‘get out bitches’
I actually had seen this back when it initially came out, but didn’t remember much outside of loose plot elements. Cage leans in to the insomnia driven insanity of his character, especially in the third act. It is one of those films that makes you yell at the screen ‘forget the revenge and just focus on your kid’, but it does also then turn that same audience thought process into a little narrative double down, which I have to say bravo for the attempt.
Features the iconic Cage line: ‘get out bitches’
Birdy
6.0★ · 12/13/23
I need Nic Cage to stop having sex. It needs to stop.
I need Nic Cage to stop having sex. It needs to stop.
Suse CPRO
4.0★ · 11/13/23
Get to add to some lists with this one.
In order of best to worst movies in which Nicolas Cage goes to prison and then has his entire existence motivated by the child he left behind:
1. Con air
2. Wild at heart
3. Kick ass
4. A score to settle
5. Stolen
In order of best to worst Nicolas Cage movies where someone gets shot in the dick and balls:
1. A score to settle
2. Arsenal
In order of best to worst movies in which Nicolas Cage goes to prison and then has his entire existence motivated by the child he left behind:
1. Con air
2. Wild at heart
3. Kick ass
4. A score to settle
5. Stolen
In order of best to worst Nicolas Cage movies where someone gets shot in the dick and balls:
1. A score to settle
2. Arsenal
Get to add to some lists with this one.
In order of best to worst movies in which Nicolas Cage goes to prison and then has his entire existence motivated by the child he left behind:
1. Con air
2. Wild at heart
3. Kick ass
4. A score to settle
5. Stolen
In order of best to worst Nicolas Cage movies where someone gets shot in the dick and balls:
1. A score to settle
2. Arsenal
In order of best to worst movies in which Nicolas Cage goes to prison and then has his entire existence motivated by the child he left behind:
1. Con air
2. Wild at heart
3. Kick ass
4. A score to settle
5. Stolen
In order of best to worst Nicolas Cage movies where someone gets shot in the dick and balls:
1. A score to settle
2. Arsenal
PeachSprite
3.7★ · 09/13/22
another fully clothed nic cage sex scene. yipee
another fully clothed nic cage sex scene. yipee