SAS: Red Notice(2021)
08/11/2021 (US)Drama, Action, Thriller2h 0m
5.8
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An off-duty SAS soldier, Tom Buckingham, must thwart a terror attack on a train running through the Channel Tunnel. As the action escalates on the train, events transpire in the corridors of power that may make the difference as to whether Buckingham and the civilian passengers make it out of the tunnel alive.
Magnus Martens
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Laurence Malkin
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A review by Peter89Spencer
4.0
Written on March 13, 2021
What was most annoying was that every guess I made in the film I was wrong, especially when some of my guesses would've made sense...
- The beginning of the film, there was a girl who recorded the whole massacre. I assumed she would be a witness who would be escorted to testify, which in turn would start off the whole action. Nah, instead they just skipped to the part where it was all exposed.
- When the SAS stormed in, Tom Wilkinson's character was by the table peacefully, I would thought it meant he surrendered and was willing to turn himself in and make a plea deal. Instead, Andy Serkis' character shot him dead.
- The secret messaging for Ruby Rose's character made me believe Noel Clarke was the informant, only to see her shoot him dead, which dispelled my theory.
- At the end, I thought the protagonist would choose to let the baddie live, as killing her is what she would've wanted, only to surprisingly kill her gruesomly.
This was a huge disappointing mess.
- The beginning of the film, there was a girl who recorded the whole massacre. I assumed she would be a witness who would be escorted to testify, which in turn would start off the whole action. Nah, instead they just skipped to the part where it was all exposed.
- When the SAS stormed in, Tom Wilkinson's character was by the table peacefully, I would thought it meant he surrendered and was willing to turn himself in and make a plea deal. Instead, Andy Serkis' character shot him dead.
- The secret messaging for Ruby Rose's character made me believe Noel Clarke was the informant, only to see her shoot him dead, which dispelled my theory.
- At the end, I thought the protagonist would choose to let the baddie live, as killing her is what she would've wanted, only to surprisingly kill her gruesomly.
This was a huge disappointing mess.
