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Pierre MorelArgumento:
Chad St. JohnCâmara:
David LanzenbergMúsica:
Simon FranglenElenco:
Jennifer Garner, Tyson Ritter, John Gallagher Jr., Richard Cabral, John Ortiz, Method Man, Annie Ilonzeh, Juan Pablo Raba, Eddie Shin, Jeff Hephner (mais)Streaming (1)
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Cinco anos após o brutal assassinato de seu marido e de sua filha pequena, Rilley North, uma mulher em busca de vingança e preparada para matar, persegue com fúria letal a todos os culpados. (HBO Brasil)
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Um filme revenge ao estilo de Seagal no traje das tendências modernas, com uma vingadora feminina. Uma mãe que, em cinco anos na Ásia, se tornou uma assassina sem medo dos membros do gangue de traficantes de droga. Não sabemos bem como ela a localizou, ou como teve tanta sorte que tudo funcionou tão bem. Em suma, é como nos velhos anos 90, quando o parâmetro «fixe» era suficiente e a lógica não era necessária. A única iniciativa lógica aqui é o envolvimento do diretor Pierre Morel, mas com um argumento como este, é igualmente inútil.
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Pierre Morel, a seasoned action director and master of gritty stories, directs a video game for schoolkids that might succeed on a rainy afternoon on TV. Jennifer Garner was supposed to be a sort of modern alternative to Charlize Theron from Atomic Blonde, but she's not even close. It's not that she doesn't look cool enough and kick some ass here and there, but they don't allow her to stand out like her rival. A waste of time even for die-hard action movie fans.
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I like Jennifer Garner quite a bit, but it seems to me that she has once again stepped way out of line by accepting the lead role in this action flick with its impotent screenplay. Not even a seasoned director like Pierre Morel was able to improve on this completely uninteresting and boring story. (35%)
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Pierre Morel's weakest film, it's a wonder that after a three-year break he came up with a completely bland B-movie that seems to have fallen out of the 90s. Thankfully Jennifer Garner is hot and she's pretty pissed off the whole movie, so watching her for 102 minutes doesn't hurt at all, but action-wise there's not much to stand for and the story follows the same template. I wasn't bored, but that's not enough for Morel. 60%
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When you see a film directed by Pierre Morel, and it's a revenge movie, you might fondly remember the original Taken and think, "What if it turned out like that now?" Unfortunately, it didn’t. Jennifer Garner in the lead role is one of the few positives the film offers. I appreciate her physical preparation for the role, and it’s immediately noticeable. However, in terms of story, the film doesn’t bring anything new, recycling the same old revenge narratives about a murdered family. Let’s be fair... Did the action and shootouts save it? No, they didn’t impress me as particularly spectacular. It could have been a female version of John Wick, and believe me, Garner, with her angry demeanor and toned physique, would have been perfect for the role. But instead, the film feels like a distant, impoverished cousin of John Wick, hidden behind a dusty old closet. Simply put, it’s disappointing. There weren’t many shootouts, and when they did occur, they were quite weak. Pablo Raba also overacted in his role as the leader of the Mexican cartel. And the open, almost foolish ending topped it all off. I give it 49%.
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