Unlocked

2017 • 98 minuti

Informazioni su questo film

Noomi Rapace leads the all-star cast of this intense, London-set spy thriller. She plays undercover CIA agent Alice Racine, charged with preventing an upcoming biological terror attack. But when violence erupts, Alice realizes her CIA colleagues (Michael Douglas, John Malkovich, and Toni Collette) may be trying to eliminate her to cover their tracks. On the run, she must rely on the help of a tough catburglar (Orlando Bloom) to survive—and to save the city from catastrophic devastation.

Valutazioni e recensioni

This movie should of cut back on all the whole "protocol" nonsense that they wrote the characters doing which in turn threw in the audience's faces. Sometimes the "less is more" route is smarter. They tried to make it real and different I guess but even that just gets to bundled up with confusion. Very less on action so don't let the trailer fool you. Maybe only a one time watch if that.

Too much cloak and dagger stuff. This movie is Way too confusing on what's happening. Almost gave up twice on watching it. Agents secret agents and double agents from different countries all coming full blast on all sides out of the wood work. Every time something starts makes sense another plot twist or something different is again added to an already confusing movie. At times very difficult to discern who is and isn't someone to trust so much so that it's just not an easy movie experience to go through.

Not very good, way to much unrealistic gunplay/weapon handling. At one point the main character puts her gun behind her back removes the magazine and then pulls the trigger on a guys knee, yet there's only a click this is after she had just previously shot the gun seconds before. The point is she never racked the slide thus there was still a round in the chamber it should have fired. This and other stupid/un-realistic moments ruined the film for me starting at about the half way point its like the first half is a good movie and they just gave up trying half way through.