Directed by:
Baltasar KormákurScreenplay:
Blake MastersCinematography:
Oliver WoodComposer:
Clinton ShorterCast:
Denzel Washington, Mark Wahlberg, Paula Patton, Edward James Olmos, James Marsden, Bill Paxton, Robert John Burke, Patrick Fischler, Evie Thompson (more)VOD (4)
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Two special agents - one Naval intelligence, one DEA - partner for an undercover sting against a drug cartel that takes a wrong turn. (Netflix)
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A crying shame that the movie poster spills the beans about finale. A pleasant feet-up movie with a needlessly complicated screenplay, slightly above-average. Nothing more, nothing less. I did find myself nodding off at times. P.S.: And I did forget one thing about this, the most important thing in fact: Paula Patton topless.
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Kormakur should go back to his mum in Iceland, he’s being wasted in these routine genre flicks. It’s been two days since the screening and I’ve already forgotten what it is about and how it turned out; only that it starred Marky Mark, which is far from the best thing a person can remember about a movie.
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Some comic book movies might come as a surprise because they don’t have to be about superheroes. That is the case in the film 2 Guns. It's a pretty cool action ride with Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg. After the rather underwhelming Contraband, the director made a pretty good ride with great lines and interesting characters. At first glance, it’s definitely better than Pain & Gain. I had fun, I laughed, and that's all I wanted. I might start to really like Washington.
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Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg are a great duo, and that's one of the many things that went right in 2 Guns. Among other pluses I include the script, which mixes rewarding humor, suspense and surprise and although it sometimes teeters on the tricky edge of over-complication, it doesn't overwhelm. The other actors are also excellent, especially Bill Paxton and Edward James Olmos, and the whole thing looks and flows beautifully, so what more could you ask for? The part that starts with the kidnapping of a Mexican gangster, continues with a car chase and ends with a fist fight (in and out of cars) was probably my favorite part.
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It's a strictly entertaining film for people who are into crime dramas and similar films and have famous quotes and various references of the main characters stuck in their heads. For them, 2 Guns will be a pleasant parody with several interesting moments and an excellent central duo. For the rest, it will be just a decent heist crime comedy with interesting performances.
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