Watched at the theater with Lil @Red Rock Casino/Theater - Las Vegas
This was a Guy Ritchie.director movie-- fun and stylish. I loved the split screen, multi-panel action sequences. It had the same feel as Lock, Stock and two smoking Barrel.<link> The required torture scene was uncomfortable for me because it was probably historically real, but the movie quickly adds some dark humor to bring us back into fantasy spy land again! Well done.
Pacing was excellent.
Dollops of semi-naked girl and well-dressed spies was vintage.
There was no ultra-violence and minimal blood.
Nothing complicated here, but enjoyable to watch.
A good wholesome, fairy-tale family movie about WWII and the Cold war!
I don't really have time to read reviews by the "critics" so here's my reaction to the short Google blurps of some reviews:
Though I strive to set aside all prejudices when the lights go down, I had a hunch that The Man From U.N.C.L.E. would be excruciating. Well, it turns out to be absolutely delightful.CORRECT. It was enjoyable for JoJo Brand.
David Edelstein·Vulture
Note to millennials: No one stops to text or take a selfie. You've been warned.INCORRECT. Blurp is too hip for me to understand. Rolling Stone is quickly becoming irrelevantly hip.
Peter Travers·Rolling Stone
Though the pic is solidly made, its elegant vintage flavor simply doesn't feel modern enough to cut through the tough summer competition.INCORRECT. It's near perfect combination of vintage feel, beautiful people, innocent flirtatious sexual tension, well-done basic action sequences, and mainstream stylized violence will cut through the typical summer competition.
Peter Debruge·Variety
CONCLUSION: If I were to generalize base on a very small sample size, I would say the the older magazine reviews are out of touch with JoJo Brand.
#actor.//
I didn't recognize any of the stars, but that is typical these days when I try not to remember unless they pop up in another context.
Who are: Henry Cavill, Armie Hammer, Alicia Vikander?!?
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