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La retraite ne lui convenait pas.
Un agent des forces spéciales décide de prendre sa retraite de l’armée et de fonder une famille aux États-Unis. Après plusieurs années d’efforts pour se conformer à la vie en banlieue, il décide de sortir de sa retraite et d’accepter un contrat pour assurer la sécurité d’une journaliste alors qu’elle interviewe un dictateur sud-américain. Lorsqu’un coup d’État militaire éclate en plein milieu de l’interview, les voici tous trois contraints de s‘enfuir dans la jungle où ils doivent survivre aux éléments, aux militaires et les uns aux autres.
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It's always a pleasure to see Alison Brie, especially almost naked. John Cena is also good. And don't forget - a man who touches the honey will eventually lick his fingers.
Cheesy but entertaining, with some good misdirection. Switched off my brain and enjoyed the ride.
There's this thing about modern action movies where I sometimes don't quite understand who they're made for anymore. This is a really good example of that. In fact, this movie is so bad that even the dads who collectively skip the ~~mature~~ 'boring' films will most likely turn their noses up for it. It's appropriately stupid and over the top, but completely devoid of any charm, blood, humor, sex or fun. There's attempts at gore and comedy, but executed in a way where I don't see it satisfying anyone. Take Alison Brie, who plays this annoying millennial reporter stereotype who's obsessed with her phone, or John Cena, who's given the bland soldier/family guy type of role Dwayne Johnson has been playing for the past ten years. Every single character acts like a doofus, a child, or both. Nudity and intimacy are portrayed through a bunch of stiff, awkward interactions where our main characters act like teenagers who are experiencing new feelings. Our story is set in this fictional narcos-state, but the generic score and glossy, bright cinematography refuse to create a distuingishable atmosophere. It's all so infantile and annoying, yet it somehow ended up with an R-rating. It's not trying to be a romcom like _Romancing the Stone_, it's not a swashbuckling adventure like _Jumanji_, it's this formless, nondescript thing that's made for everyone and therefore made for no one. The action is also really poorly staged and shot, I don't understand how this is the same director who made _Banlieu 13_ 20 years ago (which is this interesting French parkour stunt reel/B-movie, I'd recommend watching that instead). The story is derivative and instantly forgettable, with every character dynamic or arc feeling lame and trite, but somehow that's the least of this movie's problems. Avoid at all cost. 1/10
I thought them being chased by a helicopter is the stupidest scene in a movie ever. Boy, was I wrong. They topped that with the jeep-horse chase.