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J BlakesonForgatókönyvíró:
J BlakesonOperatőr:
Philipp BlaubachZeneszerző:
Marc CanhamTartalmak(1)
Danny (Martin Compston) és Vic (Eddie Marsan) elfoglalnak egy lakást egy elhagyatott épületben, hogy ott tökéletes helyet biztosítsanak egy túszejtéshez. Kiszemelt áldozatuk a dúsgazdag milliomos lánya, Alice Creed (Gemma Arterton). A két emberrabló mindent alaposan kitervel, ám úgy tűnik, nem a tervük szerint alakulnak a dolgok, mert Alice mindent megtesz, hogy kiszabaduljon a fogságból. (Film+)
(több)Recenziók (5)
I often say that if I were to commit a crime, it would only be the kind that wouldn’t need any accomplices, and this film is another reason why. After a long time, the Brits have managed to make an interesting chamber drama that only needs three actors, one room, a forest, a cabin, and several minor props. At the beginning, the script works very smartly with the viewer’s expectations, but calms down a little after two surprising twists (fortunately, I don’t think it could have survived another somersault), and the ending manages to balance things to (almost) everyone’s satisfaction. I have a weak spot for this kind of thrillers and the above-par rating is a given.
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A bucket of puke and three excellent actors. Seeing as this is Blakeson’s debut, hats off to him: the directing is flawless, but the screenplay suffers from the overly large number of unexpected situations. P.S.: The opening ten minutes of "preparations" is perfect.
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Quite a lot of value for a few bucks. An attractive victim, two interesting bad guys, a great atmosphere, a traditional cold British style. The creative newcomers took on a stylish everybody betrays everybody story and it turned out solid. It's a pity the first part is so well laid out, because it starts to get a bit thin towards the end. But the potential for the future is huge.
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A great opening, then a decent atmosphere, which is gradually diluted in the over-complication and stupid actions of the characters, and then a decent ending. Gemma Arterton's performance didn't impress me at all. Looking at her I constantly felt I was just watching a pretty British actress playing a kidnapped girl, and I was much more impressed with Eddie Marsan. Three and a bit.
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Even with just three actors, you can create a proper drama, especially when you have two men who want money and a girl they kidnap to get that money. This is a film that, although slow-paced, is very good as a thriller. Additionally, Gemma Arterton reveals a lot in this film. Besides her body, also her great acting skills. More actors were truly not necessary.
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