RED NOTICE

 RED NOTICE

Trailer

Synopsis

An Interpol agent attempts to hunt down and capture the world’s self proclaimed most wanted art thief, in the world of international crime

Cinema

NETFLIX

Run Time

One Hour, Fifty Seven minutes (1h 57m)

Movie Rating

39%
*Rotten Tomatoes

Age Rating

15 (Action / Comedy / Violence / Strong Language)

Cast

John Hartly – Dwayne Johnson
Nolan Booth – Ryan Reynolds
Sarah Black / “The Bishop” – Gal Gadot
Urvashi Das – Ritu Arya
Sotto Voce – Chris Diamantopoulos
Tambwe – Ivan Mbakop
Security Chief Ricci – Rafael Petardi
Director Gallo – Vincenzo Amato
Intelligence Analyst – Alexander Perkins
Cleopatra – Brenna Marie Narayan
Ed Sheeran – Himself


Movie details

Mid – Credits: No

End – Credits: No

Before the Review: Coronavirus continues to dominate the news, impacting people’s lives. Moving on, a deal was “struck” at COP26 to reduce coal usage (predominantly) to a gradual phase out by 2030 although it was met with opposition along with oil producers, more accusations of sleaze continue against some members of the Conservative Party, cases continues to rise in the UK by 20%, over 50 million have received the first Coronavirus dose whilst over 46 million have received a second dose as well as 12 million receiving the third dose/booster jab and pay per mile scheme being considered by the government to generate more revenue as more drivers turn to greener solutions which doesn’t really seem to encourage people to swap their more polluting vehicles... * facepalm*

TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT TRAVEL TO AND FROM ENGLAND / UK, PLEASE CHECK THE GOV.UK WEBSITE (SIMILARLY, OTHER INFORMATION IN RELATION TO DOCUMENTATION NEEDED, WHAT TO DO UPON ARRIVAL ETC, CAN ALSO BE FOUND HERE): https://www.gov.uk/guidance/travel-to-england-from-another-country-during-coronavirus-covid-19

Effective from (04:00am) 01/11/21, the current countries on the RED LIST includes:

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Review: Did you ever think you’d see Back Adam, Wonder Woman and Deadpool in one movie? Well, this is probably as close you’ll probably get, although we have yet to see Dwayne Johnson’s Black Adam movie yet. Ryan Reynolds as the funny guy really played into the character, I thought his introduction was humorous and intelligent, something you don’t usually see in a movie. Well, not since Evan Peters outing as Pietro Maximoff in the rescue sequences. Worth a watch, if you don’t mind the cliché type endings. Expect a sequel given the way the movie ended.

2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY

 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY

Trailer

 Synopsis

In this enigmatic adaptation of sci-fi author Arthur C Clarke's short story, a connection between the past and the future is provided by an imposing black structure. When other astronauts, including Dr Dave Bowman, are sent on a mysterious mission, the ships computer system, HAL, begins to display erratically strange behaviour. This leads to a showdown between man and machine, along with a mind-bending trek through time and space

Cinema

SKY CINEMA

Run Time

Two hours, Nineteen minutes (2h 19m)

Movie Rating

92%
*Rotten Tomatoes

Age Rating

12 (Action / Sci-Fi / Mystery / Thriller / Crime / Violence / Bloody Images / Language)
*ADDITIONAL GENRES AND AMENDED AGE RATING ADDED BY MYSELF (PERSONAL VIEWS)

Cast

Dr Frank Poole – Gary Lockwood
Dr David Bowman – Keir Dullea
Hal 9000 – Douglas Rain
Moonwatcher (Chief man-ape) – Daniel Richter
Elena – Margaret Tyzack
Dr Heywood Floyd – William Sylvester
Dr Andrei Smyslov – Leonard Rossiter
Dr Ralph Halvorsen – Robert Beatty
Dr Roy Michaels – Sean Sullivan
Mission Controller – Frank Miller
Luna Shuttle Stewardess – Edwina Carroll
Stewardess – Penny Brahms
Stewardess – Heather Downham
Poole’s Father – Alan Gifford
Poole’s Mother – Ann Gillis
BBC Announcer – Kenneth Kendall
Floyd’s Daughter / Squirt – Vivian Kubrick
Voiceprint Identification Woman (Space Stattion 5) – Judy Keirn
Mrs Turner (Space Station 5 Receptionist – Chela Matthison
Stewardess (Space Station 5 Elevator) – Maggie d’Abo
Aries 1B Lunar Shuttle Captain – Edward Bishop

Movie details

Mid – Credits: No

End – Credits: No

Before the Review: Coronavirus continues to dominate the news, impacting people’s lives. Moving on, many world leaders at COP26 agree to use less fossil fuels whilst turning more towards greener options, 44% of experts allege that Brexit is/will harm the UK economy, cases continues to rise as another lockdown looms, over 50 million have received the first Coronavirus dose whilst over 45 million have received a second dose as well as 10 million receiving the third dose/booster jab and modified “luxury” car drivers seem to think filtering at more than 50mph on 30mph speed limit roads is acceptable as long as they just pay the speeding fines with no consequences... * facepalm*

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Review: An intriguing story where humans travel into space to search for habitable worlds as the Earth begins to become uninhabitable.  Suddenly they come across a planet orbiting a black hole and TARS... Wait a minute, that was Interstellar, which was eerily similar to 2001: A Space Odyssey. However, a lot of patience is needed for this movie as it tries to tell a story in large segments with very little to no dialogue. It is age classified as “U”, but personally, it should be higher.

I had heard so much about the movie, and seen it so highly ranked, but I have never seen it. And now, I’m kind of annoyed I didn’t see it sooner. I’m used to evil machines in The Terminator movies (Skynet/Legion), The Matrix, Oblivion (the Tet) etc, but to see more or less the original source of where the idea came from, was quite inspiring (Not to mention parodies). The movie is definitely worth a watch and being an adaptation multiple sources, sequels are to be expected, hopefully without affecting the original.