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Camille DelamarreCamera:
Christophe ColletteActeurs:
Paul Walker, David Belle, RZA, Goûchy Boy, Catalina Denis, Carlo Rota, Ayisha Issa, Robert Maillet, Bruce Ramsay, Ron Lea, Jade Hassouné, Kalinka Petrie (meer)Streaming (2)
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De criminele buitenwijken van Detroit worden overspoeld door geweld en drugs. De gevolgen van misdaad en corrupte raken ieders leven. Bijna dan. Lino levert een dagelijks gevecht om een eerlijk leven te lijden. Als zijn vriendin wordt gekidnapt door een drugsbaas, kiest hij ervoor om de politie in te schakelen. Die koppelt Lino aan undercover agent Damien, die al tijden bezig is de gangen van de criminele bende achter de ontvoering te volgen. Gezamenlijk duiken ze in de duistere wereld van de georganiseerde misdaad en knokken ze zich een weg naar de eindbaas. (Dutch FilmWorks)
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It gets tangled up until it finally unravels into something fairly predictable. However, most of the time, it's quite a good ride, driven especially by David Belle, who is truly skilled and agile. Paul Walker is good enough for him, and the same goes for RZA, who has already built an image of a tough, cool guy.
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An utterly pointless remake that lacks drive, a more charismatic protagonist and, most importantly, more action. The whole thing was lacking in juice and we don't see anything we haven't seen anywhere else. The third star is really only for Paul Walker. 45%
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Incredibly dull. What’s even stranger is that Luc Besson is remaking his 10-year-old product "Made in France". It is exactly the same, only the supporting roles have been switched and the action is slightly more dynamic and more eye candy dubstep. It couldn't be any different, considering that American audiences are a bit different from the French. The editing is cool, the sound is also good, and it has an incredible drive, but it’s better not to think about it at all – and thankfully, the relatively short running-time helps with htat. Occasionally self-parodic, sometimes a nice straightforward flush, but for my taste, it is lacking blood – probably due to accessibility, which I see as a fatal flaw. Paul Walker is likeable and bid a somewhat dignified farewell.
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