Chandor's not subtle about reconfiguring his black ops bro heist movie into a condemnation of American hegemony (although it's interesting that he either fails or simply doesn't have time to really tie that to narcotraffic) and its failure to take care of its soldiers. Come in expecting a bullet-riddled action film, come out with suspense procedural about just how you move -- literally -- almost three tons of cash. Hardly a gourmet meal but still a hearty and delicious one, and I'm a sucker for this kind of tactical action.

Sad, tired Affleck is the best Affleck

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High tension bolstered by sleek camerawork and incredible sound — think Sicario, but greener. And rainier. And a lot more gunfights (all superb, at that). 

We’re treated to thicc Affleck who’s in top form, delivering a morally complex character that’s surprisingly good; Oscar Isaac, suave and badass as all hell, sporting a sprint and demeanour that would make Tom Cruise think twice. Oscar as an action lead never crossed my mind but he’s clearly a natural.

It’s a ton of seriously well-made fun. Rallying the old gang for one last job has been done to death but rarely by a talent like Chandor, and very seldom with a cast of this dramatic range.

It's not too late to go home.

- MONEY.
- A bit tense.
- Greedy.
- The money taking scene is the best, in my opinion it's very stressful.
- With the amazing camera movement, this film has become very good to watch for those who like films that show tension.
- The cinematography is pretty good. there are some amazing ones.
- The whole cast is great.
- Oscar Isaac was my favorite. he was the one who made me want to watch this film.
- Pedro Pascal!!
- Ben Affleck appearance was good enough.
- To be honest I really want to watch this on the big screen.
- Once again, Oscar Isaac!!!! Ahh

2019 Ranked

Pues tengo que reconocer el mérito de Chandor al darme más de lo que le pedía en un principio. Porque todo apuntaba a que la cosa tiraba por un Oceans Eleven tropical con personajes menos sarcásticos y más señoros y resultó que sí, que la movida empieza por esos lares pero se va transformando poco a poco en un jodido survival en plena naturaleza. Los problemas de este Suicide Squad son fruto de un efecto dominó provocado por una o dos pequeñitas malas decisiones y eso fue lo que quizás más me voló el cerebro. Y luego está que Chandor, aunque le encarguen un proyecto de acción y robos para netflix, no te va a dar un truño. Puede que no te de El Año Más Violento pero le va a dar su sello de oficio y eso siempre es bien.

Überraschend rundes Ding. Nicht frei von Hängern, aber die Momente, die funktionieren sollten, funktionieren auch gut.

Perfecta para recomendarle a tus amigos fanáticos de las películas de acción. No aporta nada nuevo ni interesante pero te aseguro que los mantendrá entretenidos.

While overall tame, safe, and generic, Triple Frontier manages to bring some interesting and unique moments to what is otherwise an extremely by-the-numbers product. Oscar Isaac is the rightfully the centerpiece to this film and manages to never come off as too hokey (a big pitfall these operator-action movies seem to enjoy stumbling into). Unfortunately the same can't be said for all of the cast. Ben Affleck, despite his acting coming up short aside Isaac, delivers a fun and somewhat self-aware role that greatly contributes to the film's surprisingly bold climax. It's the perfect type of product for Netflix's status quo, nudging its way slightly ahead of its contemporary counterparts.

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I expected this one to be better than it was. Some good performances, and the plot is simple but neat. However, it didn't quite have its finger on the button the whole time. For instance, why did I have to look up the meaning of the title after watching the film?

Zu gierig

Not a terrible film. Definitely went in a direction I hadn't anticipated, and served to be far more introspective than a film in this genre had any right to be.

Overall, passable. Cool story, decent performances from our 5-man cast. Nothing insane to write home about.