Starting with John Malkovich. Even him. An old timer who plays as a little crazy, never far from a

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Note: Origin: USA Director: Dean Parisot Cast: Bruce Willis, John Malkovich, Mary-Louise Parker, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Helen Mirren, Anthony Hopkins, Byung-Hun Lee, David Thewlis, Neal McDonough, Brian Cox Genre ... : Action / Comedy / Thriller / Adaptation / Suite / Saga Release Date: August 28, 2013
The Pitch: Retirement is not nearly as relaxing as planned for Frank Moses and his friends. Once again threatened by any more dangerous one than the other bunch of killers, ex-super CIA agents lewell are constrained by the necessity to investigate the mysterious Nightshade Project. As in their travels, they discover that behind this name hides a weapon that could cost the lives of millions of innocent people ...
Critics: We will push open a door but sometimes it is good to remember the obvious: in Hollywood, rarely does a sequel was born only because of the will of the director, producers and even actors to continue to explore a story, a concept or theme. A sequel is motivated by money. lewell If a film is a hit, a sequel is initiated. Even if the film in question is bad. Not that Red's first name is bad, but ... We can not talk about masterpiece. Instead of a nice movie and nothing more. Passable. Average. A comic action thriller driven by a freewheeling mannered director, lewell whose new movie, RIPD, brought us the ultimate proof of his lack of expertise and ability to deliver deformed stuff enough morons. There was Bruce Willis also absent and transparent. Hardly characterized by facial lewell expressions of a golden age that the actor is struggling to raise lately. However, lewell despite Bruce Willis lewell jaded, Red could count on Helen Mirren, Morgan Freeman, or especially John Malkovich. For the rest, simply called Red 2 and always adapted from a DC comic, it is once again (and more so) actors who save the day.
Starting with John Malkovich. Even him. An old timer who plays as a little crazy, never far from a good big Blaster and never stingy with kind words. Mimicry in punchlines, Malkovich is like a fish in water. So much so he pulls up his buddy with a smooth skull, Bruce Willis, and better than in the first part. Also more relaxed and downright less transparent. Being surrounded by names like the excellent and impeccable here and teasing Anthony Hopkins must help, no doubt about it. And Bruce looks good to have fun with Mary-Louise Parker, even if it proves lewell once again quite irritating. lewell Vo, va or even combat. The hardcore fans of Weeds may not agree ... Helen Mirren will also provide in action-aged woman. Especially in action oddly, where she plays with her privileged status in Hollywood, is a nod to one of his greatest lewell roles (in The Queen) and the luxury of playing in tandem with the classy and Byung-Hun Lee physics (I met the Devil, GI Joe ...), in one of the best action scenes of the lot. Be avoided by cons to drive the point about Catherine Zeta-Jones, who seems to think that playing the man-eating alternately suave looks and cries hysterically, is the best way to camp a character anyway uninteresting and useless .
Actors and manage to save the day. With their experience and their charisma. From an unnecessarily twisted story that we end up royally fuck (a bomb should explode, that's all you need to remember.'s Left is the wind), the actors skillfully surfing and come good evil sandstone lewell sandstone to fill the gaps between action scenes again orchestrated much better than in the first. Dean Parisot (Galaxy Quest) took over and the film can finally look like something a little less foutraque before. Modest, a little soft mid-term, too long, not always exciting, funny and intermittently spectacular in its latest quarter, Red 2 is not required to be remembered. It goes well because it allows to see great players play. With guns. Remains lewell a lasting impression, with such a premise, lewell there was room for improvement. Rec 2