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12 sec ago- After his Academy Award Cuba Gooding seems to have found his niche in smaller-budget action films. One In The Chamber has Cuba playing an assassin named Ray Carver who tries to play both sides of gang war violence.

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Opening up with a wild shootout against the Russian Suverov gang, One In The Chamber starts out with a bang, with Carver trying to assassinate one of the Russian gang's big bosses.

About 25 minutes into the movie takes an uplifting and sarcastic action turn when we are introduced to Dolph Lundgren's character Aleksey Andreev. He approaches four thugs and they say "So they send a dog to pick up the scraps, Dolph replies "No they sent a Wolf!"

The narrative from Cuba's character, sometimes hokey dialogue, and disjoint plot points detract from what could have been a pretty decent action picture. Following the opening action sequence, Cuba's character starts into a diatribe of introspective that is rather tedious and actually detracts from the flow of One In The Chamber. This is NOT the fault of the actors, it is obvious that they are trying their best to deal with the source material.

Aleksey arrives as a hired assassin and is asked what he does. He calmly states, that he plays chess, fixes '70s cars, repairs 90s pinball machines, and for the right price he MIGHT kill anything that breathes. HAHA. Come on man, that is just ridiculous, but I am not gonna lie, I did laugh especially when Dolph is wearing a mufti-colored Hawaiian shirt while saying this, in fact, he seems to be on permanent vacation in One In The Chamber.

Well the Russian gang goes after the Czechoslovakian gang, and more action ensues. Again though the action in One In The Chamber seems to move at a disjoint pace. There is no urgency to the proceedings of the 90-minute film. I really wanted to like this film as I admire the body of work of both actors.

There is a decent fight between Dolph and Cuba about an hour in that propels this film to a "rent it" status. Actually, I believe with a better script and film the two could make a decent "team". The fight is well choreographed and marks a change in direction in One In The Chamber.

One in the Chamber starts as we follow Ray Carver (Gooding Jr.) an assassin for hire working in Eastern Europe for the Russian mobs as two families wage war. When Ray doesn’t get the job done, he finds himself getting hired by the other side while the original job gets given to Aleksey Andreev The Wolf (Lundgren).

As the battle continues between the Russian gangs we wait to see just which one of the assassins will get the job done quickest but soon the battle will get too close to home for one when the work is in his hometown of Prague.