Red 2
Based on 2 Reviews
In Red 2, the action-comedy sequel to the worldwide hit Red, retired CIA agent Frank Moses (Bruce Willis) reassembles his unlikely team, including colleague Marvin (John Malkovich), the ever-deadly Victoria (Helen Mirren) and Frank's beloved Sarah (Mary-Louise Parker) – to thwart an army of assassins and power-crazed officials while on a quest to find a missing nuclear weapon. From Paris to London and Moscow, they cross paths with Frank's former flame Katja (Catherine Zeta-Jones), and crazy scientist Bailey (Anthony Hopkins). Outgunned and outmanned, they have only their old-school skills and each other to rely on as they try to save the world.
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Reviews for Red 2
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BrisReviewer rated this 8 out of 10
Written on 14 September 2013 Member since 10 July 2012Pros:Awesome cast and funny throughout!
Cons:A few scenes were a bit over-the-top, but that comes with this style of movie I guess...
Overall:Even funnier than the first movie and first class acting all round - well worth seeing!
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Review MVP rated this 7 out of 10
Written on 8 September 2013 Member since 9 May 2011
Pros:Performances from Bruce Willis and John Malkovich.
Funny moments throughout.
Cons:Some unbelievable moments that were not needed.
Overall:Frank Moses (Bruce Willis) tries unsuccessfully to lead the quiet country life but trouble always seems to find him as he is RED – Retired and Extremely Dangerous. The action happens pretty quick to show his skills and the skills of the other members from the old crew. The movie moves fairly fast without having to introduce the characters from the first film.
The film does have a lot of funny moments throughout and believe it or not only starts to become unbelievable about two thirds into the movie. A few moments take away from the rest of the film that does well to show off the older action hero skills. All the stars work well together throughout the film and it does make Red 2 a surprisingly good movie to watch.
