RED

“Still armed. Still dangerous. Still got it.”

6.7

2010

1h 51m

ActionAdventureComedyCrimeThriller

Director: Robert Schwentke

Overview

After surviving an assault from a squad of hit men, retired CIA black ops agent Frank Moses reassembles his old team for an all-out war. Frank reunites with old Joe, crazy Marvin and wily Victoria to uncover a massive conspiracy that threatens their lives. Only their expert training will allow them to survive a near-impossible mission -- breaking into CIA headquarters.

Trailer

UK Trailer Official

Cast

Frank Moses

Bruce Willis

Frank Moses

Marvin Boggs

John Malkovich

Marvin Boggs

Joe Matheson

Morgan Freeman

Joe Matheson

Victoria

Helen Mirren

Victoria

Sarah Ross

Mary-Louise Parker

Sarah Ross

William Cooper

Karl Urban

William Cooper

Alexander Dunning

Richard Dreyfuss

Alexander Dunning

Ivan Simanov

Brian Cox

Ivan Simanov

Cynthia Wilkes

Rebecca Pidgeon

Cynthia Wilkes

VP Stanton

Julian McMahon

VP Stanton

Gabriel Singer

James Remar

Gabriel Singer

Henry, The Records Keeper

Ernest Borgnine

Henry, The Records Keeper

Reviews

The Movie Mob

**RED's deep cast of experienced talent make a somewhat typical movie a little more special.** RED follows a rogue group of highly skilled lovable, zany agents (like The Losers or The Expendables), but this time, the team is made up of retired assassins that show the young guns they still have what it takes to kick some tail! The story has been told before, but it doesn't keep Red from being fun. The cast is filled with veteran actors that seem to have a blast working together and blowing stuff up. The film's highlight was John Malkovich playing in his sweet spot - a crazed unhinged psycho (Con Air vibes). Bruce Willis leads the team with his usual cool tough, guy character and does great. Even though RED doesn't do anything that hasn't been done before, the charming cast and characters make Red an entertaining spy action movie.

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Rob

A great ride of a movie. Bruce Willis is perfectly cast as Frank Moses and downplays his character like no one else could. Picture any other star in this role and it's a completely different movie. And where else are you going to see Helen Mirren dressed in an evening gown pumping out hundreds of rounds from a machine gun bigger than she is? Exquisite. Oh, and an honourable mention for John Malkovich. Just nuts!

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