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 Something you could never call Jesse Johnson is accommodating. Just a few months ago, his 21st century western, One Ranger, was released. Now, she presents Boudica: Queen of War, a film that swaps Johnson's typical pulpy crime narratives for a blood-soaked version of the story of Boudica, a legendary British queen who waged war against her Roman oppressors in the year 60. AD It's a far cry from the modern prisons and alleys that DTV action fans are more accustomed to seeing, but the transition makes sense if you've been following Johnson's recent filmography. After all, 2021's Hell Hath No Fury transposed its style of DTV action into a World War II nonsense about a woman fighting Nazis. Johnson seems committed to trying out as many subgenres as possible, and it's hard to deny that he's evolving as an artist. Director: Jesse V. Johnson Writer: Jesse V. Johnson Stars: Olga Kurylenko, Clive Standen, Peter Franzén Normally, I wouldn't be too excited about a...