The taking of pelham 123 Movie Reviews
Movie Reviews this week deals with the exciting thriller, taking Pelham 123rd It stars Denzel Washington (Training Day) Walter Garber, as he says, a low public sector employees to find the train through the intersection, New York except the day we knew what when putting socks in the morning.
It also stars John Travolta (Pulp Fiction), as Ryder, just released from prison and looking for a kind of revenge on the New York City. He and his accomplices, played by Phil Ramos, Luis Guzman (Traffic) and manage Bashkim played by Victor Gojcaj kidnapping of Pelham 123, so named because it is exactly 1:23 pm in Pelham Walter now works as trains moved (demoted Penning demonstrated that anti) a bribe, it is up to Walter to deal with Ryder in the lives of many passengers on the edge, bids and asks Ryder to New York City asked about the Mayor very well by James Gandolfini (The Sopranos), Ryder wants 10 million dollars and one minute after Walter set makes the current rate of goods in the process, Ryder said he wants 10 million U.S. dollars U.S., Walter calls sarcastically about a minute and says Walter is a fee to a broker to hold.
A large Camonetti hostage negotiator played by John Turturro (not Mess with the Zohan), there is a certain scene, well done, when he discovers Walter has done a good job and Camonetti resume negotiations with Ryder leading to catastrophic consequences.
Walter will have to hunt and put the request negotiations with Ryder and how the two know a little about each other, Ryder asked why he attended the work we do on education, said Walter, the demoted during the investigation, after a wonderful scene where Walter is running for mayor before, his boss and all his colleagues took the bribe, as he did what he did with the money otherwise the hostages would be killed for their first say in public is not sure that the confessions made under the impulse of the moment, living conditions, but the expression of Walters, seems real.
This is a brilliantly exciting thriller frets normally have come to expect from the film, which is involved in hostage negotiations.
Taking Pelham 123 (0-10 My rating: 7) Director: Tony Scott Screenplay: Brian Helgeland, 1974, re-direct a film based on the novel by John Godey Starring: Denzel Washington, John Travolta, John Turturro, James Gandolfini, Luis Guzman: 1 hour., 46 minutes.
Yeah right, Loud - to bombard your senses, entertainment by brute force - but it works.
They are used to it now, right? Brash, breathless intensity with stunning dynamic action in each department, as a critical national junk call, but God love you forever? Came and the good money to be paid an intelligent conversation and wow, you! Taking Pelham 123 is intelligent, targeted action things director Tony Scott Masters, the objections raised by the application of professional competence roller, updating a film art and food with enthusiasm. The story is more reliable volatility of the countdown and do not care if you call back to the 1974 classic by Robert Shaw, or to put back the original novel. Whatever the new New York City, there is a greasy appearance and cautious casting of John Travolta vs.
Denzel Washington is powerful. Images steam, but not overcooked bombard the screen with a cold calculation undeniable access to the gut.
The film immerses the pleasure.
Entering the subway in Manhattan Lexington is dark Assaulter Ryder (John Travolta), who runs a gang of four, which require $ 10 million ransom the United States, following the lead car is not 123, City Center of Manhattan from the use of train Pelham . It is cold and ruthless as fighters, a police officer in civilian clothes, and take 18 hostages fear for passengers with a gun. You have 60 minutes to provide liquidity to advise officials at headquarters and would launch even more murders. Later they learn that the mobile Ryder is wiser to create a stock market crash, with elegant invest in gold.
But hey, Radio Dispatcher Walter Garber (Denzel Washington) objects, I'm just a kid in the operation of the city warning of evil is evil, Garber, can perform this type of fund. Interestingly (and others that the original movie with the late great Robert Shaw as the character Ryder), Walter and Ryder start sharing personal things with each other, which, here are some helpful suggestions to authors, and an example shows a very dark and cruel In the previous life. An important detail of the characters develop.
Ryder, now I understand, is a former ace of Wall Street crooks at the highest level completed nine years of service for embezzling money from the fund of the city. This guy is a cold killer, and now I can kill innocent people.
And now, with the fateful date, Garber position is taken by a professional (John Turturro), as a swarm of cops on the subway and the Mayor (James Gandolfini) is everywhere.
And now, another murder. Things are very tense.
And then throw cars subway Ryder loose in a high-speed calculation of Coney Island. Cars elegant and modern steam doubled, no graffiti and soaring leads us to an emotional response speed is as great as a Star Trek vessel moving at warp speed.
Garber, under the control of natural resources Idle Denzel Washington shows the plain male unwavering heroism, but in this case, a mistake in the past, showing his humanity.
Director: Scott is not and never has been director of female stars and their roles. It is almost superfluous here on Queens woman Garber (Aunjanue Ellis) answered the phone here and there, and the girlfriend hostage for archiving in a video chat online.
In this new version of the transit system, central control is completely high-tech headquarters that local authorities, the wind in great fear. The finishing touch is the leader, as Garber leave office and hits the barren street action. Travolta is critical terminated for more action, but I'll buy it. Exchange with Garber enough to adjust.
Let the critics have their high perches as defame and denounce cocktail party point of view. Damn, I loved this movie. This is New York, excitement, characters and getting desperate.
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