Picoreview: “Haywire”

[mizkit]

Picoreview: “Haywire”: First off, although I remembered the commentary about the filming when it happened, until I saw the scenes in “Haywire”, I forgot some of it had been set in Dublin. If anybody would like a walking tour of the Haywire movie when they come to visit, I can provide one. :)

Second, according to an article I read a while ago, “

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[pullthestars]

Gina Carano is my imaginary American Gladiator girlfriend, and I think she is just marvelous.

Soderbergh really wants her to succeed, and it shows. I also think that she would rock as Wonder Woman.

[valancymay]

I was thinking the same thing about Wonder Woman!

[omegar]

Having just seen the film, the acting was pretty top notch all around. I think the lead did a fantastic jilib at not been shown up by the rest of the cast who are all pretty good actors!

Sadly they were let down by a most simple and non sensible plot! The meeting at the start between the three male protagonists, makes no sense when you consider the motivations Kenneth.

Also I think watching a movie set In a city you know, is a little off putting. Hell I used to go to comic/sci fi events in wynns hotel! Though at least they for the geography mostly right. Even if they were ripped off by that taxi driver, but I digress away fro
The flaw in the movie, it's script!

[omegar]

When u say not shown up, I mean I was not aware that this was her first feature film, and she seemed fine In the role.

[bryant]

Soderbergh almost always makes action flicks like that. I enjoy them a lot but they're art films, in just about every sense of the word. The Limey is a great example. Weird time stuff, using clips from old Terrence Stamp movies to stand in for flashbacks. Out Of Sight, too.

We're seeing it Thursday, and I may have more to say then.

[icedrake]

*sigh* I don't think it's out here yet. I've been waiting for this movie since it was supposed to come out back in April of last year.