Red Dawn Rating: 1.67/5
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Director: Dan Bradley
Genre: Action
Cast & Crew: Chris Hemsworth , Josh Peck, Josh Hutcherson, Adrianne Palicki, Isabel Lucas, Connor Cruise, Jeffrey Dean Morgan
Duration: 1 hour 49 minutes
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Red Dawn Movie Review
Ratings:2/5 Review By: Renuka Vyavahare Site:TimesofIndia(TOI)
Red Dawn intends to be an inspiring tale of patriotism, bravery and national pride, revolving around a bunch of teenagers. It however looks more like an ambitious action film, made by inexperienced youngsters. Red Dawn does offer a few slick action scenes but it lacks substance big time. Everything looks very convenient. You don't feel for the characters.You don't root for them, in spite of them being the underdogs. Romance gets plugged in for no reason and it looks out of place. There is no chemistry between the actors and thus the bonding looks shallow too. The film is unintentionally funny and this very aspect entertains you the most unfortunately! The film is not slow or dull but it is way too immature for you to like it.
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Ratings:1.5/5 Review By: Pratyush Cavutur Site:Bookmyshow(BMS)
The first half of the movie is action packed and, if you leave your brains at home, engaging. The second half looked like a desperate attempt to add drama into the movie. It didn’t really work. It made the already bad movie even worse. If the sight of people being killed in an unrealistic fashion excites you, this movie will satisfy you. Otherwise bad acting, bad direction. Josh Peck who played the role of Matt acted terribly. The rest of them weren’t all that good either. This movie is a complete letdown from pretty much every angle.Verdict: Red dawn is all brawn no brains. Give it a miss!
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Ratings:1.5/5 Review By: Mihir Fadnavis Site:Mid Day
The film was made three years ago, and it is quite apparent why it didn’t succeed in finding distributors for so long. Funnily, the antagonists in the film were originally Chinese, and were digitally converted to North Koreans so as to not offend the good folks from China. Sadly none of the alterations fail to offend the audience’s intelligence. It would probably have worked had the film been a straight up cheese and ham entertainer like The Expendables 2, with Nicholas Cage in the lead.
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