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The Expendables 3 – Movie Review
Director: Patrick Hughes
Genre: Action
Release date:
August 15, 2014 (United States)
Run Time: 126 minutes
Cast:
- Sylvester Stallone as Barney Ross,
- Jason Statham as Lee Christmas,
- Antonio Banderas as Galgo,
- Jet Li as Yin Yang,
- Wesley Snipes as Doctor Death,
- Dolph Lundgren as Gunner Jensen,
- Kelsey Grammer as Bonaparte,
- Randy Couture as Toll Road,
- Terry Crews as Hale Caesar,
- Kellan Lutz as John Smilee,
- Ronda Rousey as Luna ,
- Glen Powell as Thorn,
- Victor Ortiz as Mars,
- Robert Davi as Goran Vata,
- Mel Gibson as Conrad Stonebanks,
- Harrison Ford as Max Drummer,
- Arnold Schwarzenegger as Trench Mauser
Review:
"Age is just a state of mind -
this statement I have heard in the film, immediately made my mind wander and
think about all possible quotes on the" age "of the analysis of this
film.
Being young at heart is one thing and act your age is another, provides an overview of "The Expendables 3".
It is difficult to form to make old dogs new tricks. Director Patrick Hughes is in a similar situation, with players in their first assignment latest offers and deliberate pauses the action calculated theatrical tension.
Packed with cameos violence unimaginative and apathetic, the film offers nothing new or exciting to the public. Like the previous two films of the same franchise, there is a group of mercenaries hired dead looking to do the dirty work of the CIA.
They are "The Expendables," because no one would care if he is alive or dead, its mission, which is not only dangerous but also wear a top secret.
The film begins with an interesting note, when a helicopter firing ammunition CIA contractor Barney Ross (Sylvester Stallone) and his team, Lee Christmas (Jason Statham), Gunner Jensen (Dolph Lundgren) and Toll Road (Randy Couture) Trace One includes armored Transport expedite jail. The high-octane drama is a rescue of former colleagues of Ross, the knife expert Doc (Wesley Snipes).
Once Doc is protected and carefully presented to the team, the story moves to the coast of Mogadishu in Somalia on a mission to stop an arms dealer known.
It was during this raid in Somalia who discover that their goal is actually Peter Conrad banks (Mel Gibson), a co-founder of The Expendables ", convinced that he had killed earlier this year when Ross went stone banks rogue he was. After the mission goes wrong, to break their banks Pierre attack and escape.
Meanwhile, the CIA drummer Max Manager (Harrison Ford) confronts Ross and gives him one last chance to stop stone banks.
Convinced that the incident showed that Mogadishu past their first peer Ross is separated from his team and the installation of new equipment with a Bonaparte headhunter (Kelsey Grammer).
Travel through Moscow to Las Vegas to Mexico City to New York to take on a young, fit and computer tech savvy, add sniper Mars (Victor Ortiz), hacker Espina (Glen Powell), martial artist Luna (Ronda Rousey) and former Navy SEAL Smilee (Kellan Lutz) verify Pierre banks in Bulgaria, where he is hiding with an army of mercenaries.
The result is pretty obvious.
On the performance level, Antonio Banderas stands out as the engine would merecenary Greyhound mouth. Provides most of the comic prolapse history differently. Mel Gibson is reasonable and the rest of the cast is deplorable.
Background score by Brian Tyler is good. The song at the end, the "Old Man" by Neil Young, and merged into the script.
In general, the script is boring and predictable. It is full of rather mediocre complete closure in the absurd action scenes or dull dialogue. The speech did not punch and passion.
The composite frame does nothing to inspire enthusiasm and the film is from time to time.
What patience is addicted or hobby luxury for shares A-list once glorious stars to perform. Overall, "The Expendables 3 'may not make the judiciary who love the thrill of senseless violence.
Being young at heart is one thing and act your age is another, provides an overview of "The Expendables 3".
It is difficult to form to make old dogs new tricks. Director Patrick Hughes is in a similar situation, with players in their first assignment latest offers and deliberate pauses the action calculated theatrical tension.
Packed with cameos violence unimaginative and apathetic, the film offers nothing new or exciting to the public. Like the previous two films of the same franchise, there is a group of mercenaries hired dead looking to do the dirty work of the CIA.
They are "The Expendables," because no one would care if he is alive or dead, its mission, which is not only dangerous but also wear a top secret.
The film begins with an interesting note, when a helicopter firing ammunition CIA contractor Barney Ross (Sylvester Stallone) and his team, Lee Christmas (Jason Statham), Gunner Jensen (Dolph Lundgren) and Toll Road (Randy Couture) Trace One includes armored Transport expedite jail. The high-octane drama is a rescue of former colleagues of Ross, the knife expert Doc (Wesley Snipes).
Once Doc is protected and carefully presented to the team, the story moves to the coast of Mogadishu in Somalia on a mission to stop an arms dealer known.
It was during this raid in Somalia who discover that their goal is actually Peter Conrad banks (Mel Gibson), a co-founder of The Expendables ", convinced that he had killed earlier this year when Ross went stone banks rogue he was. After the mission goes wrong, to break their banks Pierre attack and escape.
Meanwhile, the CIA drummer Max Manager (Harrison Ford) confronts Ross and gives him one last chance to stop stone banks.
Convinced that the incident showed that Mogadishu past their first peer Ross is separated from his team and the installation of new equipment with a Bonaparte headhunter (Kelsey Grammer).
Travel through Moscow to Las Vegas to Mexico City to New York to take on a young, fit and computer tech savvy, add sniper Mars (Victor Ortiz), hacker Espina (Glen Powell), martial artist Luna (Ronda Rousey) and former Navy SEAL Smilee (Kellan Lutz) verify Pierre banks in Bulgaria, where he is hiding with an army of mercenaries.
The result is pretty obvious.
On the performance level, Antonio Banderas stands out as the engine would merecenary Greyhound mouth. Provides most of the comic prolapse history differently. Mel Gibson is reasonable and the rest of the cast is deplorable.
Background score by Brian Tyler is good. The song at the end, the "Old Man" by Neil Young, and merged into the script.
In general, the script is boring and predictable. It is full of rather mediocre complete closure in the absurd action scenes or dull dialogue. The speech did not punch and passion.
The composite frame does nothing to inspire enthusiasm and the film is from time to time.
What patience is addicted or hobby luxury for shares A-list once glorious stars to perform. Overall, "The Expendables 3 'may not make the judiciary who love the thrill of senseless violence.
