RED

2010 "Still armed. Still dangerous. Still got it."
7| 1h51m| PG-13| en
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After surviving an assault from a squad of hit men, retired CIA black ops agent Frank Moses reassembles his old team for an all-out war. Frank reunites with old Joe, crazy Marvin and wily Victoria to uncover a massive conspiracy that threatens their lives. Only their expert training will allow them to survive a near-impossible mission -- breaking into CIA headquarters.

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Evengyny Thanks for the memories!
FeistyUpper If you don't like this, we can't be friends.
Lightdeossk Captivating movie !
Nessieldwi Very interesting film. Was caught on the premise when seeing the trailer but unsure as to what the outcome would be for the showing. As it turns out, it was a very good film.
cricketbat RED is completely ridiculous, but absolutely entertaining. Even in its most dramatic moments, this movie does not take itself seriously. Ignore the plot holes, forget the unrealistic circumstances, turn off your brain and just enjoy this film for what it is: fun.
CinematicSyndrome I think one would know what to expect from this kind of movies, the over the top action, clichéd hunt the bad guy with your friends, oh there's a list to help you out. You know if you start looking for plot holes and mistakes with the movie you'll find plenty but one can choose to ignore these and watch it just for the actions. But its devoid of any good action in the first 40 min. Performances by everyone is fine nothing commendable but you are not here to see performances are you? Story is predictable and nothing else worth mentioning In all its watchable and can be fun and enjoyable with friends. I would have given it 6 but i'm deducting one for boring me through the first 40 min.Verdict: meh.
Python Hyena Red (2010): Dir: Robert Schwentke / Cast: Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman, John Malkovich, Helen Mirren, Mary-Louise Parker: While The Expendables summoned popular action celebrities, Red seems to joke about the idea of bringing together the elderly. It regards survival not just in the plot, but in age itself. Bruce Willis plays a retired C.I.A. Whose house is shredded with bullets. He seeks out his old team in hopes to solve a case regarding a murdered journalist connected with a story that occurred nearly thirty years earlier that connects them all. Robert Schwentke previously made Flightplan, which had Jodie Foster and a decent budget to keep it in the air. Here humour and action take centre stage as our retired heroes embark upon one near death situation after another. Willis has sly comic disposition as his bored retired life leads to phone conversations with a consumer service agent whom he ends up kidnapping during his initial escape because his phone conversations are tapped. These moments are amusing but eventually he will jump into much physical violence including killing someone with a blow to the throat. Morgan Freeman plays a retired agent in a retirement home dying of cancer who makes it his last task to assist his friend. John Malkovich is very funny as a conspiracy theorist with information to aid the mission. Helen Mirren steals scenes as a retiree yearning to return to action and finding romance in the process. Mary-Louise Parker plays a kidnap victim who provides greater comic relief. Pointless amusing entertainment that isn't expendable like that other film. Score: 8 / 10
mmunier What a treat if you want something light and entertaining and following what movies really are, just that movies. And it moves well with a string of likable old timers and some younger ones too. You'll get a laugh or thousand as it's built all around fun and funnies, yes little serious in this! When I open the IMDb site I was surprised though not to see Helen Miren in the cast list. I did not open the "All" cast list as I don't think she should have been buried there! But I was so disappointed with the absence of coarse language... How can you make a movie without it? What were they thinking of? Didn't they worry about the adverse effect it might have on people who might experience withdrawal symptoms? I really felt like making a formal complaint- but I'm tired to complain about nearly everything I'll just let someone else do it for a change. Oh I'm sorry I realise only now this is a real spoiler. Please don't put me on the blacklist.