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| Runtime: 109 min Audio: 2.1 Stereo Language: Eng Subtitles: French Frame Rate: 29.9 fps Video Bitrate: 5228 Kb/sec Audio Bitrate: 440 kbps |
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Review: Arnold back in sabotage, as the leader of an elite DEA Task Force take the drug cartels in the city of Atlanta. After a mission in a cartel safe house leads to ten million U.S. dollars in missing cash, they were one by one taken by the cartel. Written by Skip Woods (A Good Day to Die Hard, swordfish) and David Ayer (End of Watch), initiated the visual style is raw and gritty sabotage and rarely glorified his heroes as a standard Hollywood movie.Boasting a wide range of hunky actor Sam Worthington (Avatar), Terrence Howard (Iron Man), Joe Manganiello (True Blood), along with two female leads are annoying the benefits by far the weakest link in the film. Their roles elite DEA agents, family and honor loses credibility when you see how they indulge in alcohol, debauchery and hillbilly behavior. They play their characters with little commitment, even if they start to fall apart, you will at least be bothered with their problems. Arnold plays a grandfather figure for these criminal characters with ease and the role, as it is used so as not to overdo it. Even his fans will not be disappointed as them with various weapons like a bad-ass by his former films.But what sabotage him severely lacking in ideas, he does do in his action. David Ayer conducts shoot em up scenes similar to how he did in the end-clock and it looks fantastic. The shot, gunshot wounds and explosions feel so real; it will fall into the bottom jaw. Unlike other films like Saw and Hostel Gore, where the grotesque nature is watchable, in the course of the film, the mutilated bodies of the victims are different, turn your head. With practical effects instead of CGI was definitely the right decision of Ayer makes the action look brilliant in a movie, not much to offer the other.
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