The Marine 6: Close Quarters 2018

In a park, a young girl Sarah Dillon is kidnapped by Maddy Hayes ([Rebecca Quin]). Maddy calls Sarah’s father, Patrick Dillon, a juror, and threatens to kill Sarah if he doesn’t press a mistrial in Horace’s trial. The stakes rise quickly as the clock ticks, casting a shadow over a courtroom drama that will spill into every corner of their lives.

Across town, two former US Marines, Jake Carter and Luke Trapper, cross paths with a man named Graham Torrence at a disused brewery. They hear a scream from inside and burst into the room where Maddy Hayes and her henchmen hold Sarah hostage. Graham wanders in and is killed by Maddy, the violence escalating as Jake and Luke clash with the remaining henchmen in gritty, dimly lit corridors of the old facility. The rescue mission becomes a brutal test of skill, nerve, and trust as they fight to bring Sarah to safety.

The confrontation spills into an underground tunnel system, where the odds tilt dramatically. Jake is shot and fatally wounded in the ensuing chaos, while Maddy tightens her grip on the situation and on Sarah. In a defining moment of sacrifice, Jake charges the henchmen to buy Luke time, taking countless blows as he fights to protect the others. Maddy delivers a fatal knife strike to Jake, ending his arc with a quiet, devastating finality.

Luke pursues Maddy and her last henchmen to the water’s edge and then onto a boat. The mistrial is confirmed, leaving Sarah as a dangerous loose end. Luke eliminates the remaining threats on land and then confronts Maddy in hand-to-hand combat. He overpowers her with a rope and hurls her overboard, the sinking anchor pulling her under and sealing her fate. Police and paramedics arrive as Sarah is reunited with Patrick, who vows that Horace will face justice. Luke offers a final farewell to Jake, whose lifeless form is carried away by responders. The film closes with a tribute to Jake Carter, spotlighting the courage and moments that defined his legacy across the franchise.