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Peter BergOperatőr:
Tobias A. SchliesslerZeneszerző:
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Alexander Skarsgård, Taylor Kitsch, Liam Neeson, Brooklyn Decker, Rihanna, 浅野忠信, Hamish Linklater, Peter MacNicol, Jesse Plemons, David Jensen (több)Streaming (5)
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Peter Berg a producere és rendezője ennek a látványos akció kalandfilmnek, mely vízen, levegőben és a szárazföldön bontakozik ki, ahogy a bolygónk a túlélésért küzd egy felsőbbrendű erő ellen. (UIP-Duna Film)
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Jurassic-féle Transformers. Egy hatalmas költségvetést felemésztő kasszasiker minden várható buktatóval (klisék és demencia) és a szükséges popelemekkel: mega-akció, önirónia, fiatal hős, aki a kapitány lányáért küzd, G.I. Rihanna, a láb nélküli fekete hős és a világot megmentő geronto-tengerészek. 2007 előtt ez egy bombafilm lett volna. Ma azonban Michael Bay uralja azokat a vizeket, és az ő vizuális koncepciója egyszerűen más szemet gyönyörködtető művészet - az akciótól kezdve a naplementéken át a nőies vonalakig. Berg hozzá képest vizuálisan statikus és nem eredeti. Ráadásul a hasonlóan látványos, de intelligens(X-Men: Az elsők) Csatahajó kasszasikerek létezése sem segít. ()
Non-infantile Transformers H2O taken to absurdity. Which, paradoxically, helps the experience, because Berg pokes fun at all the classic tendentious popcorn movies. And don’t try to tell me he’s being serious. My poor soul (sated in the second half with a guilty pleasure) cannot admit this (aside from an aware me: unfortunately very real) possibility to be true. No, no and no! ()
A celebration of the U.S. Navy, a tribute to its veterans, and ego-stroking of the stars and stripes that they are still the best. But it's also a genre in reverse, with Berg also making fun of it. He loads the cannons to the sound of AC/DC and lets the old guys mentor the digital-obsessed youth about how the analog days were a blast. So far, so good. But it's 130 minutes long and all the shenanigans, when it really starts to get fun, only start happening in the second half. Until then, it’s pure misery and the essence of what the film later makes fun of at the end. I wouldn't survive watching it a second time. 3 ½. ()
"Comrades, the imperialist scumbag from outer space is once again stretching his stinking claws around our motherland, this time he wanted to splash around in our trade union resorts in Hawaii. In addition to our overgrown actors, long-legged national artists and beautiful ships, our veterans and cripple comrades will also stand up to him. Deserved artists from AC/DC can be heard whilst we march." I swear I haven't laughed this honestly in a movie theatre in a long time. Although Battleship is a Marine agitation film made up of the dumbest genre-ideological clichés, it is so overdone that it raises some doubts as to whether Berg and his screenwriters poked a bit of fun at the patriotic contract. They didn't, of course. In an American blockbuster, it's possible to make a fun of Jews, Catholics, women, gays, and government officials, but definitely NOT about cripples and metal retirees (so let's face the fact that what we're laughing at in disbelief, ordinary American viewers raised on parades and patriotic interpretation of history take quite seriously). The basic taboo "you won't mow down a cripple with a UFO and you won't hit a veteran with a piece of a cannon" is therefore an honor. They bring the story to a properly vigorous tone and the spectator gets a warm feeling leaving the movie theatre that there is fun and a good bunch at the marina, although a horde of bearded lizards from Green Lantern plunder seaside resorts (plus, an American and a Japanese man are friends near Pearl Harbor, trying to understand Sun-Tzu's “Art of War"). Berg simply took everything I hate in similar films and put it into fairly well-arranged and playful nonsense, which is exactly sarcastic enough to take away his "empire is still alive" message. I rate the contagious peaks of socialist realism similarly, so why ostracize the genre of agitation films in the capitalist one, right? ()
Your typical American blockbuster—I was curious how they'd pull it off, and since I usually enjoy this kind of movie, I was looking forward to it. But honestly, the result didn’t do much for me. Sure, it delivers the usual flashy effects you'd expect, but where it falls short is the cast. Blockbusters are supposed to have characters you root for, people you actually enjoy watching. Here, that just wasn’t the case. And let’s not even talk about the story—though I didn’t expect much there to begin with. Rihanna flying around thinking she’s a total badass while blasting enemies got old fast, and the film seriously lacked humor. A movie like this needs way more of it to keep things fun. The only real highlight was the special effects, which were cool, but they can’t carry the whole movie. ()
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