Hounds of War

Florentine's recent form hasn't been very good lately, but this one really stands out as one of his worst. It starts ok -- men, mostly middle-aged, on a mission; mercenaries carrying out international assassinations unsanctioned but authorized by US government --, but gets half-baked and sort of on autopilot as soon as the revenge story -- with political background -- takes over. Everything with Grillo and Mitra also feels out of place. Action is always good to look at, but seems scarce.