Wednesday, August 14, 2013
Paranoia
An ambitious tech up-an-comer (Liam Hemsworth) with financial obligations gets blackmailed into the world of corporate espionage. Even casting Gary Oldman as the old boss, Harrison Ford as the new boss, and Richard Dreyfuss as the father could compensate for the lack of suspense in this supposed thriller. The plot's predictability kills any real sense of danger for the hero. Hemsworth's handsomeness and shirtless scenes can't carry the film. The movie, like the hero, is dressed up pretending to be better than it is and needs a talented supporting cast hide it flaw.
Alien gives it 2 "big brother" stars out of 4.
An ambitious tech up-an-comer (Liam Hemsworth) with financial obligations gets blackmailed into the world of corporate espionage. Even casting Gary Oldman as the old boss, Harrison Ford as the new boss, and Richard Dreyfuss as the father could compensate for the lack of suspense in this supposed thriller. The plot's predictability kills any real sense of danger for the hero. Hemsworth's handsomeness and shirtless scenes can't carry the film. The movie, like the hero, is dressed up pretending to be better than it is and needs a talented supporting cast hide it flaw.
Alien gives it 2 "big brother" stars out of 4.
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