2021 Directed by Magnus Martens
An off-duty SAS soldier, Tom Buckingham, must thwart a terror attack on a train running through the Channel Tunnel. As the action escalates on the train, events transpire in the corridors of power that may make the difference as to whether Buckingham and the civilian passengers make it out of the tunnel alive.
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petition for everyone except me to stop choosing the family movie night movies because what the fuck was this
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A small army of well trained criminals led by Grace Lewis have hijacked a train deep beneath the English Channel.
This film is forgettable, and that is evident because it can’t even remember it’s own title (get it because the title changed, never-mind). I always get so angry when films like this get eyes and others do not. Not that this movie is tragically bad, but it is just a bit too bland and forgettable to warrant the week-long trend on Netflix. In a world full of close-ups, shaky cam, poorly constructed action, the huge positive here is that the action actually looks solid. The fight sequences and spy/espionage feel to…
SAS: Red Notice will definitely find an audience. I have a feeling it will do very well as a streaming rental. Most will watch due to Sam Heughan and the ever-so-slight chance SAS is the second coming of Outlander. It is not, but Heughan is front-and-center as the good guy playing a version of Die Hard on a Fast Train up against Ruby Rose.
Unfortunately, SAS runs way too long. Trim the fat off the bloated 2 hour runtime and we might’ve had a badass action feature.
Ruby Rose phones in her role. This was not her finest hour. The musical score is more Bach than Bad Boys. I guess it fits with the United Kingdom setting.
Even with its…
Ruby Rose's entire on-the-lam-for-crimes-against-humanity disguise is a thin layer of burn scar facial latex, which is like Quasimodo evading capture by getting a haircut.
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Commits the fatal error of bad train movies: not enough time on the choo-choo.
The choo-choo is romance; the choo-choo is forward motion. The ground is static; the ground is where dead things go.
Stay on choo-choo; let his rail guide you.
there is just something about a film, which isn't a part of a series, with a colon in its title that throws me off.
Fucking hell.
Andy McNab is a twat. He continues trotting out pro-SAS propaganda like he thinks the Iranian Embassy Siege was last Tuesday. Nobody cares about the SAS anymore, but he'll keep writing books about it for the few dozen dads out there that still care about his imperialist bullshit. Even my dad won't read it, and he'll read anything with a gun in it.
Just goes to show who's the brains of the family because I'll watch anything with a gun in it and yet I still watched SAS: Red Notice, a film that does have a couple of positives that are wholly wiped out by McNab's astonishingly anachronistic views. Those positives are a brilliant Andy Serkis gnawing massive…
SAS: Red Notice has the look and atmosphere of a genuinely awful television movie. Based on the novel by Andy McNab, the plot concerns an elite mercenary group of terrorists known as the Black Swans that, after seizing control of the Channel Tunnel, hijack a train and hold the passengers inside as hostages.
It's all incredibly far-fetched and pedestrian at the same time, and as a result, it comes to be tiresome and monotonous very quickly. While The testosterone-fuelled screenplay patently finds writer Laurence Malkin having fun shoehorning as many cliches into the narrative as possible, Magnus Martens' direction ensures the audience has nothing close to enjoyment. Thanks to his genuinely terrible framing and camera movement to accompany his bland…
I hope psychopath cinema lives forever and I appreciate that this is a testosterone shot of a movie that actually poses an interesting question about the subject. It even made me crave Dexter Morgan's internal musings more than I usually do. The rest? Standard issue through and through. I just hope my fellow Sam Heughan enthusiasts enjoy the amount of screentime he gets in this as much as I did.
P.S. Andy Serkis's MVP character is almost good enough to override Ruby Rose's awful cringe-inducing posturing in this.
Haha this is called SAS: Rise of the Black Swan in Australia. What a horrific title. This was just a mindless action movie that’s easy enough to enjoy. Sam Heughan was great in the main role. On a serious note, how can no movie give Ruby Rose good hair?! Overall, I didn’t mind this movie.
Die Hard on the Chunnel. I didn't realise before watching this that Noel Clarke was in it. Also in the cast is Jing Lusi, one of the actresses who has come forward to state Clarke sexually harassed her. It doesn't feel right watching a film that afforded him the opportunity to continue his predatory behaviour. But then it equally doesn't feel right to watch what is essentially a flagshaggers wet dream from the pen of notorious glory hunting dickhead Andy McNab either, and that's exactly what SAS: Red Notice is. That and a Bond audition tape for Sam Heughan who stars as 'Super Army Soldier' Bond meets Prince Harry type, Tom Buckingham. Wonder how long it took McNab to come…
This was just down right terrible. Sky Cinema has yet to make a good original film. The dialogue was cringe worthy and cheesy. The acting was wooden and mediocre. The action scenes weren't even that good.
Palomera, simple, pero entretenida.
Andy Serkis cobrando el cheque.
Ruby Rose sigue mejorando su actuación de a poco en cada peli nueva que hace.
Buenas secuencias de acción.
