Realização:
Francis LawrenceArgumento:
Justin HaytheCâmara:
Jo WillemsMúsica:
James Newton HowardElenco:
Jennifer Lawrence, Joel Edgerton, Matthias Schoenaerts, Jeremy Irons, Charlotte Rampling, Ciarán Hinds, Mary-Louise Parker, Nicole O'Neill (mais)Streaming (3)
Sinopses(1)
Dominika Egorova (Jennifer Lawrence) é selecionada contra sua vontade para se tornar uma "pardal"- uma mulher sedutora treinada no serviço de segurança russo. Dominika aprende a usar seu corpo como uma arma, mas luta para manter o senso de si mesma durante o processo de treinamento desumanizante. Descobrindo suas habilidades em um sistema injusto, ela surge como um dos elementos mais fortes do programa. Seu primeiro alvo é Nate Nash (Joel Edgerton), um oficial da CIA que administra a infiltração mais delicada da agência de inteligência russa. Os dois jovens entram em uma espiral de atração e decepção, que ameaça suas carreiras, lealdades e a segurança de ambos os países. Inspirado no livro do ex-oficial da CIA, Jason Matthews. (Fox Filmes)
(mais)Vídeos (11)
Críticas (12)
Como a jovem bailarina Jennifer Lawrence se tornou a melhor espiã russa da noite para o dia, depois, naturalmente, de receber formação de recrutas menores de idade no controverso instituto russo «The Sex Game». Uma tentativa totalmente mal conduzida dum thriller atmosférico e sofisticado de cold-war com uma linha romântica. Um drama de espionagem que se pretende maduro, cuja química entre a agente russa e o agente americano é demasiado vaga para se dar ao luxo de se basear apenas nela. De facto, apesar do tempo ambicioso que demora, não oferece mais nada — nem suspense, nem ação. Lawrence, com a sua cara de bebé nele, é o fuck-up de casting do ano. Matthias é o único que atua de forma acreditável, ele até se parece com Putin! A música, «inspirada» pelo Instinto Fatal do Goldsmith, pretende, de alguma forma, dar o tom sexual sedutor do filme. Neste duelo, o filme de ação Atomic Blonde - Agente Especial que não pretende ser algo mais é claramente o vencedor.
()
Sexy Jennifer Lawrence in an erotically cool spy thriller. I definitely think that if David Fincher had been in charge (he was supposed to direct it) it would have been a bigger hit, but it's still a decent thriller that isn't afraid of nudity and blood. Jennifer Lawrence is very sexy here and shows up full frontal naked, which will please many a male eye, as will the traditionally excellent Joel Edgerton. The hard training Jennifer undergoes in Russia to become a Red Sparrow is filmed very effectively, the psychological weight and erotic tension is omnipresent. At times the 140-minute running time drags in certain sequences and some editing wouldn't hurt, but I didn't find myself downright bored. The final torture and the denouement are excellent. A solid film that avoids the mainstream thanks to its eroticism and brutality and offers an unconventional story that hasn't been in cinemas for a while. 75%
()
I get it, Jennifer Lawrence was meant to play a completely merciless and emotionless murderer. It’s a shame she is like that in most of her movies. Another issue I saw in the fact that it is an espionage thriller, but at the end I was thoroughly confused about what happened. For an espionage thriller there was extremely little suspense and action, so during those two and a half hours I almost wondered whether to cook dinner or start dusting. Luckily it was saved by the great beauty of Jennifer, and her two acting colleagues – Joel Edgerton and Matthias Schoenaerts. I respect them so I finished to movie to the end and I admit that it is at least average.
()
A solid, old-school-style spy thriller. The director, Lawrence, knows what he’s doing, everything looks great and the big budget is obvious, but the pace is very slow and sometimes unnecessary twists drain the movie's power. Jennifer is appropriately stiff or even machine-like (so much that you wonder how much she’s just acting), but at the same time incredibly unattractive – nobody would want to get in her bed. The controversial nude scene really is superfluous and the movie could have done without it. Howard’s music is great. And Schoenaerts really does look a bit like Putin.
()
Dominika, a former ballerina, has been trained in a spy school and has become a professional seductress. Now she is tasked with getting close to an American agent and discovering who in Russian intelligence is passing him information. But her mission is complicated by her superiors and perhaps her true feelings. Red Sparrow is a rather intimate spy thriller, and a bit too long. It tries to be sexy and provocative, most of the time it’s uncomfortably aloof, cold, and unnecessarily plodding. And not very entertaining.
()
Publicidade