Film review: Red (2010)

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Film review: Red (2010)

BOTTOM LINE: A lot of fun, and placed in a very cool sequences, and "RED" is a very entertaining movie, despite certain parts of the slowness of pace; but with the stars cast a large chemistry antics than to connect here.

good: "RED" is just good old-fashioned fun, witty, wrapped in film. So many things are on the right with this movie, starting with the stellar cast that Bounce off each other with great chemistry, some very cool action sequences, its land, which is interesting from beginning to end. Fun, but play a central role for the firmware even Ernest Borgnine! Red means retired and extremely dangerous, a group of ex-CIA agents who they became too old to retire from active duty to refer to. Bruce Willis plays Frank Moses, lethal killing machine that tries to start a new life and expect to do very well when he retrieves the date of the call centre operator, Sarah (Mary-Louise Parker). However, the Group of assassins descends on Frank's home one night to kill orders, but he slew them instead of races off to protect Sarah and then round up to his old CIA companions, to determine who bid on and why they are being targeted for termination. Bruce Willis is a straight man and play with the completeness of the weary worldliness.

John Malkovich is like ultra sharp tongued-paranoid-assassin Marvin Boggs, who wants payback hysterical. Morgan Freeman korkotasoltaan his presence towards the usual Adds stylish fun performance, when Helen Mirren is one of the four horsemen of the role of his assassin, in particular, when you see her in a massive gatling gun weapon, inter alia. Karl Urban is also high, such as the CIA goon William Cooper hired to take them, but is aware that the more ' s going on, than what the eye sees. What makes the "Red" work so well is amongst the cast and the narrative, in which chemistry, you can always use these thieves fail Doll ex-assassins. One of the order in which Frank comes to Cooper, and perform brilliantly staged attack on the counter attack, where you can see, he means business, brilliantly filmed, edited and coregraphed, such as another sequence involving the Boggs, he receives back his assassin, which triggered more energetically in the previous scene. Richard Dreyfuss and Julian McMahon, around-the-spot away from large molded by their own performance. "Red" is fun to watch, and you are disappointed.

BAD: This movie last action films in the evolution of the bucks, that it is competitive and fast paced action fast RAPID FIRE shots, allowing a wide shots and also staged in the mid-1990s, when clearly you see shots of what happens; What is a plus, but the film has some inherent in its structure, pacing, in spite of the fact that less than two hours after the slowness. In this respect, the film may lose some steam and energy creating major amounts of chemistry and fun in spite of the large cast. If more attention was paid to the pacing, the problem would have been a big movie, red, rather than one that does not just make yourself memorable.