Directed by:
Эмилис ВеливисScreenplay:
Эмилис ВеливисCinematography:
Feliksas AbrukauskasCast:
Vinnie Jones, Scot Williams, Dovile Karaliute, Gil Darnell, Mindaugas Papinigis, Andrius Žiurauskas, Arturas Aleksejevas, Sonata Visockaite, Marius Repsys (more)Plots(1)
The plan was genius and it worked. Almost. The plan seemed 100% bulletproof - they take over an illegal casino in London, get the money, catch a plane to Malaysia and get lost in mind-blowing exotics of emerald jungle, golden beaches, cheap alcohol and teenage sex. The plan was genius and it worked. Almost. They accidentally get stranded in a middle-of-nowhere Eastern European country and have to fight their way back home through the land of whores, smugglers, dirty cops, cheap beer and sick fantasies in order to save their asses. (Eagle Entertainment)
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Boorish humour based only on corporeality and Eastern European stereotypes. It looks more movie-like than our Zdeněk Troška, but it’s not that different content-wise. For a moment (let’s say about half-hour) it’s bearable and sometimes even funny, but then you realise that there won’t be any other type humour and it becomes rather dull and cringe-worthy.
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An epic crazy action ride at Guy Richie's level and at the same time a solid ticket into the world of Lithuania.
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Redirected is saved by its second half; moving the story to the countryside and introducing the local characters makes it quite funny. But the constant, totally illogical discovery and meeting of characters anytime and anywhere, which doesn’t even pretend to be a bunch of absurd coincidences, drags the movie down to the level of a cheap farce. The good thing, on the other hand, is that the Lithuanians, acknowledging their admiration for Guy Ritchie, made a frantically paced genre movie with a British action star and partly set in London. And that they weren’t afraid to show their country as an “Eastern European backwater” full of thieves, perverts and the most severe forms of redneckery.
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It's quite funny in places. I especially like that something came from Britain that, while it's action-packed and a thriller, still has some humor in it, and it's not too serious, which is what bothers me about many contemporary British crime films. The humor here is quite simple, but it's enough to meet the average standard.
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