The Review by stephen whitty,onThis flim "SAFE" is a action pack thiller that has key high points and low points. He starts off having sarcasim and joking around. he does not really take this flim as serious as it should be. He mentioned that its a movie to go see and watch even own it as a dvd in your home collection. This flim is a shright up guy flick that has everything that you want in a movie like this. For example, its a thiller and it has action pack moments,car chasing and blowing up five star bliuding in famous cities.
He says things about the director( Boaz Yakin)that kind of has bashing points and giving its key points. since the director made some okay and great movies in the past like. the Punsher, Rookie and "Fresh". He still bashing him because he tried to go serious in a drama movie that really wasn't and that movie was "A Prince Above Rubies".
Also he says that even though this is not his best work it was still well master as a action movie. In addtion the writer gives(Jason Statham) props. Because he never lost his touch in this movie and also this what makes him a well known actor and rememberable.
last the plot? if you want to call it that its confusing and sometimes during the movie you will get lost. but there is hope you will start to gain the information about the plot as you watch the movie. since this movie got a good review in some ways. i will not tell the movie plot because if i did then you will make a quick judgement and be done with it you will have to see it to make a clear jugdement other than that i rate this movie great in its overall production.
1 comment:
I found it interesting that the writer of this review seemed to generally like the movie but had such an issue with the director. I believe the writer could have established better credibility if not spending so much time criticizing the director and perhaps writing instead from an objective perspective and employing more in depth rhetorical maneuvers in his review. Although I suppose it's entirely possible that he find the director's movie making magic lacking.
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