Red Notice 2021 by AverageMansReviews

Red Notice 2021 by AverageMansReviews

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Warning: there is flashing effects/colourful effects/reference to Vladimir Putin/shooting/torture/electrocution/choking/suicide/burning

Don't Trust these three: Special Agent of FBI Behavioural Analyst Unit John Harley [Dwayne Johnson] is after The Bishop/Captain [Gal Gadot] or/and Nathan Booth [Ryan Reynolds] anyone of these two that had possession of one of three Cleopatra's Golden Eggs [we get this historic story as well including Mark Anthony.]

The pacing of this 116 minutes film is like the rest of it generally speaking a stable mobile pacing which later on has a bit of get up and go to it then just goes back into what it was originally. It really goes rely on these five characters/performers including Inspector Urvashi Das [Ritu Arya] and Sotto Voce [Chris Diamantopoulos] to keep this going and be entertaining.

Comedy and Action: Booth makes reference to Harley's back of his head looks like a penis on this escaping sequence that includes; in this basic description Booth stealing this chopper which has two entrances/exits one of those longer military choppers. This is an vitally important element for this next comedy piece, on escaping this prison in this military chopper this security/soldier fires this rocket launcher Harley noticing this he opens the far door so that this rocket can go straight through and hit this mountain. The next sequence I have to mention is this two on one Harley and Booth vs. The Bishop: mixed in with obviously the action, some comedy moments we also have this art; in this sequence at some point it spans across with this background of this black outline of objects and so on and so forth with this red background; it is clearly eye-catching just based on I can roughly remembered meaning I remember it clearly, but I may have got little bit wrong And finally Booth and Harley have this back and forth in this complicated situation involving this bull; where they have this conversation in a nutshell bringing up David Attleborough and Jurassic Park and Booth getting confused between basically real-life and this film franchise, in hindsight they could have made reference to David Attleborough and Richard Attleborough [yes actual brothers one went into nature whilst the other went into films and so on.Richard Attleborough was actually In the first two instalments as Dr.  John HarmmondJurassic Park 1993 and The Lost World: Jurassic Park 1997] so as you can see it would have been nice to get confused about the two brothers instead it would have been higher level of comedy.

I should really highlight something which is likewise clearly irritating, based on its repetitive usage, we have this how things were done and what we miss recap, well it wasn't such of the fact we missed it; it was shot from a different angle I mean in hindsight there was only one occasion where I picked up one something, but it is one of those occasions where if you use something too often it really does lose its appeal.

Characters and the performances; as I have already indicated it does take these characters which are absolutely fine versions of what they are meant to be and their performers to make/carry this film. But even with this being stated when this film is going through one of its slower sections the chemistry and comedy hell everything feels slightly yet noticeably forced, as it is jarring, but when this film is quicker this disappearance and then slightly comes back when things slow down a bit but it is no way as noticeable they just carry it so it doesn't go backwards.

This film receives: 5/10, this is mixed: it is a solid film for what it is which a crime comedy, in fact the person I watched this film said and I am paraphrasing here it was a pleasant little film and not only that it has one accredited award to its name Nominee Georgia Film Critics Association (GAFCA) 2022 Oglethorpe Award for Excellence in Georgia Cinema Rawson Marshall Thurber