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Dennis GanselZdjęcia:
Daniel GottschalkMuzyka:
Mark IshamObsada:
Jason Statham, Jessica Alba, Tommy Lee Jones, Michelle Yeoh, Sam Hazeldine, Geoffrey Giuliano, Bonnie Zellerbach, John Cenatiempo, Katrina Grey (więcej)Opisy(1)
Arthur Bishop w kręgach wtajemniczonych uważany jest za najskuteczniejszego zawodowego eliminatora na świecie. Jego ofiary znikają bez śladu, a okoliczności zawsze wskazują na nieszczęśliwy wypadek. Po latach „kariery” Bishop postanawia zerwać z krwawą przeszłością, by zacząć nowe życie u boku ukochanej kobiety. Niestety w jego branży nie przewiduje się wcześniejszych emerytur. Największy wróg Bishopa znów daje znać o sobie. Uprowadza jego ukochaną i wyznacza za jej życie cenę. Kobieta przeżyje jeśli Bishop wykona trzy niemal niewykonalne zlecenia w różnych częściach świata. Plan genialny w swej prostocie. Ale Bishop nie lubi być częścią cudzych planów. (Monolith)
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A fairly standard action movie that you'll enjoy, especially if you're a fan of action films and Jason Statham. It's a relatively solid job, but you get the feeling that it's heavily inspired by Mission: Impossible and similar films, which is a shame. But the pool scene is very good. And when Jason hits someone, it hurts.
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I honestly wasn't expecting much, but I'm pleasantly surprised at how solid it was. For me, one of Jason Statham's best solo efforts, and the sequel outshone the first one by a long shot. The action is very decent, the fights are raw and clear, Jessica Alba is gorgeous, the way the kills were executed was awesome. I was not only impressed by the intelligent preparation, but the execution itself didn't feel dumb and hackneyed, I wouldn't be at all opposed to more assignments like this, I wouldn't even hesitate about a fifth star. A compensation for Hitman. Statham is still in form. 80%
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The complete antithesis of the contemporary action film, whose boundless pointlessness honestly entertained me with every frame. A disastrous plot, horribly propelled forward by dialogue that rarely bridges the pragmatic line of "Are you OK?" "They hit me." "Shit.", incredibly crappy digital tricks, and Jason Statham's naked tough guy ethos, whose voice leaves bruises on your skin, combine to create a likable, brainy spectacle that you'll immediately forget. I was even more beside myself with happiness after discovering that it cost 40 million to make, because budgets this mismanaged are to be cherished. I'll never get the foggy Rio out of my dreams again. For the other destinations, I had fun just counting down to what rank Statham's Mechanic would have won in Hitman. I could feel my brain softening. More!
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