The Expendables 3
Rendező:
Patrick HughesOperatőr:
Peter Menzies Jr.Zeneszerző:
Brian TylerSzereplők:
Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham, Antonio Banderas, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jet Li, Wesley Snipes, Dolph Lundgren, Kelsey Grammer, Randy Couture (több)Tartalmak(1)
Barney Ross (Sylvester Stallone) és kőkemény csapata a Feláldozhatók visszatérnek, hogy eddigi legbrutálisabb ellenségükkel nézzenek szembe. Barney, a profi főnök már megszámlálhatatlan bevetést vezetett, rengeteg szövetségest szerzett, és ellenségei számát is szépen gyarapította. Ám akivel most kell megbirkóznia a veterán zsoldosnak, arra ő sem számított. Váratlanul felbukkan Barney egykori társa, Conrad Stonebanks (Mel Gibson) akivel annak idején együtt alapították meg a verhetetlen Feláldozhatók csapatát. A a kapzsi és pénzéhes bűnözők oldalára átállt egykori csapattag, a könyörtelen fegyverkereskedő egyszer már megmenekült Barney karmai közül, és most bosszúra éhes: végleg le akar számolni egykori bandájával, célja, hogy kiiktassa a Feláldozhatókat. Ám Barneynak is megvan a maga terve, fiatal zsoldosokkal frissíti a csapatot, akik gyorsaságukkal, technikai tudásukkal felrázzák a berozsdásodott gépezetet. És az ütős csapattal megkezdődik az eddigi legszemélyesebb Expendables hadjárat. (Pro Video Film)
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Akciós, egyáltalán nem humoros ponyva, egy olcsó balkáni B-kategóriás film utóízével. A kiváló második részhez képest alig hihető fiaskó.
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Morons need friends. While the second installment surpasses the first one in mutating into long action orgies that can only be interrupted by a witty line or a minor plot twist, the last foray into 80s nostalgia surprisingly does the exact same thing. It doesn't stop, it doesn't take a breath, for two hours it throws various fighting tactics at the audience, all enveloped in a disgruntled retirement subplot. Moreover, Mel Gibson's unsettling ex-Expendable works brilliantly, especially because he isn't a villain in the classic sense of the word, but a guy whose nerves are on edge (though his own nerves occasionally lightly hold him back). Thanks to Sylvester Stallone's unbreakable buddy chemistry with anyone, this team of walking bulletproof vests managed to reach such heights. Considering the zero box office revenue, it will likely remain there – and considering the maximum satisfaction and sense of closure at the end credits, I can actually live with that.
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This film has the most imaginative and technically proficient action (Hughes is as spectacular as in the 1980s and at the same time crisp and clear as is appropriate thirty years later), the funniest newcomers (not the youngsters!), the most luxurious villain (yeah, Mel's to blame, but damn it, take it easy on him already, he's in his prime), and sadly, the most boringly conceived plot (it's not much more than an amusement ride and the second film sorely lacks self-deprecation).
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After two years, I was finally able to meet up with this gang once again. The members might have changed a lot, but I’m okay with that. Wesley Snipes and Antonio Banderas were an amazing addition to the old crew and so the fun began. What was a little worse were the young actors who were difficult to get used to – well, I didn’t manage to do that and I’ll be happier if they weren’t there the next time. But maybe they’ll convince me that they’re worth it the next time, because this time, they couldn’t convince me due to the movie’s only real flaw: there’s loads of actions scenes, but you’re never able to grasp them enough to say that they were any good. I wouldn’t call the camera shaky, I just felt that the editing sucked. A lot. And that influenced the entire movie, which is why I can’t rate it with five stars. Because everything else was a total classic, it was what I wanted and what I was looking forward to. The scenes with Sly, Statham, Snipes, Banderas, Lundgren and Ford were priceless, too, just like Mel Gibson who has also become the best Expendables villain yet. We’ll see what they do next. I’m just hoping that the camerawork gets better and that the DVD rip won’t leak a whole month before the cinema premiere. Then it really makes me sad that the so-called action movies fans on this website download the movie, critique it, but won’t support their favorite actors at the cinema. I went to the cinema at the day of the Czech premiere and the movie already had over 2000 reviews! Go to hell, this gang doesn’t deserve that and they’ll go south if things continue like that. But go ahead and call yourselves “fans”. Oh, and by the way – you won’t believe how happy I was to see the Expendables drinking Czech beer. It was an outright joy. It’s a shame that the brewery won’t even brag about it properly.
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Sly's scripted assurance that old geezers are still better than young inexperienced kids is actually enough to make me happy. I could have done without the gender emancipation element in the form of an invincible warrior in a skirt (the director should have explained to her that a perpetually scowling face would not make her a tough brawler), but on the other hand, Banderas was pleasantly delightful in his self-deprecating role delivered like a ferret on speed. The fact that the young ones lack any charisma at all is actually good, it makes the personality of the old action stars stand out all the more. And the final action-packed 20-minute set-piece finally brought it up to a very close 4*. I have to laugh at some of the criticisms here (as well as like-minded reviews on news sites) to the effect that the Expendables 3 "is all about shooting". What else did you expect from a pure action franchise scripted by a man named Sylvester Stallone? A Kantian reflection on the meaning of existence and the universe?
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