The storyline from IMDB:
“Beautiful freelance covert operative Mallory Kane is hired out by her handler to various global entities to perform jobs which governments can’t authorize and heads of state would rather not know about. After a mission to rescue a hostage in Barcelona, Mallory is quickly dispatched on another mission to Dublin. When the operation goes awry and Mallory finds she has been double crossed, she needs to use all of her skills, tricks and abilities to escape an international manhunt, make it back to the United States, protect her family, and exact revenge on those that have betrayed her.”
Also starring Antonio Banderas, Ewan Mcgregor, and Michael Douglas.
All jokes aside, I do appreciate the fact that she actually knows how to fight rather than how most movies nowadays are just actors who learned the choreography for the scene.
[QUOTE=money;2582414]All jokes aside, I do appreciate the fact that she actually knows how to fight rather than how most movies nowadays are just actors who learned the choreography for the scene.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, but you could reverse the argument and make it about acting.
[QUOTE=money;2582414]All jokes aside, I do appreciate the fact that she actually knows how to fight rather than how most movies nowadays are just actors who learned the choreography for the scene.[/QUOTE]Watch an Audie Murphy flick some time.
[QUOTE=money;2582414]All jokes aside, I do appreciate the fact that she actually knows how to fight rather than how most movies nowadays are just actors who learned the choreography for the scene.[/QUOTE]Nowadays? Hahahahaha come on now.
[QUOTE=PointyShinyBurn;2582445]Watch an Audie Murphy flick some time.[/QUOTE]
What do you mean? I don’t think I quite understand your point.
I’m not being sarky. I read his auto-bio years ago and remember seeing the film in childhood and later. Moreover, I thought his portrayal in “Red Badge of Courage” was exemplary.
For some browsers, they may not know that he was the most decorated serviceman of WW2. US 3rd Infantry Div, if I recall correctly.
I won’t see it in a theater because of the dicks who control the volume, but I’ll pick up the DVD if it’s good on cable. Decent fight choreography needs commercial support.