The problem is not trying something new after nine films. It's the skinflint mentality and who-cares disposability. "Rogue Mission" is the sort of misguided, meatheaded nonsense most people would probably expect from a 30-year-old "Sniper" franchise.

The story itself is one you're likely to forget about less than a week after watching it.

A chintzy, corny, cheesy men-with-guns movie peppered with low-wattage humor and a lot of action movie cliches.

Simple but fun. That how I'd characterise this decidedly "B" flick. Sniper Rogue Mission won't ever set the world on fire but the acting is solid, with established TV actors and its story, which may look a little familiar to those following the news, works well enough. Pacing is a little up and down, but there's enough exposition and passable dialogue, with a dash of humour, for things to come together in a satisfying way. So if you are happy with a B action flick, this represents an alright watch.