Walking Tall
Director:
Kevin BrayCámara:
Glen MacPhersonMúsica:
Graeme RevellReparto:
Dwayne Johnson, Ashley Scott, Kristen Wilson, Michael Bowen, Aaron Douglas, Neal McDonough, Johnny Knoxville, Mike Dopud, Cobie Smulders, Kevin Durand (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Chris Vaughn es un soldado retirado de las fuerzas especiales del ejército americano que vuelve a su hogar natal para volver a empezar de nuevo. Pero mientras él estuvo fuera, su ciudad se convirtió en un sitio peligroso y con mucha criminalidad. Uno de los culpables de ese cambio es el acaudalado Jay Hamilton, su rival en el instituto. A Chris, que regresaba con la intención de recuperar sus viejas relaciones y construir una nueva vida, lo que se encuentra no es lo que recordaba y luchará, bate en mano, para poner las cosas en su sitio. (20th Century Fox España)
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Una película de acción conservadora sorprendentemente tolerable. Por supuesto, su argumento es simple y tópico, pero el carisma de Dwayne Johnson y el estilo técnicamente limpio del director le dan la dosis justa de dinamismo. Los combates son enérgicos, los sonidos de los golpes son inusualmente realistas para los tiempos que corren (digitales). En general, Kevin Bray aquí prefiere la «autenticidad natural» a la espectacularidad artificial. El arma favorita de su héroe es un simple trozo de madera. En comparación con otras «películas de acción conservadoras» como Al filo de la muerte o Daño colateral, Pisando fuerte es la clara vencedora.
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No, the idea is nice, it sounds really nice that one person stands up to the power of the rich who exploit others. It sounds even better knowing that this is based on events that actually happened. The character that Rock plays here actually existed, although his name was Buford Pusser. Rock is suitable for the role, but he doesn't bring anything else other than muscles. Well, okay, and his charisma. In the end, this is what makes Knoxville tolerable. Overall, an average movie that gives us hope that sometimes things can be better, even if only for a while.
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If only it was at least a little funny, since it's so incredibly stupid. But the sensational Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle will apparently not be surpassed by The Rock. The only reason I don't want to give this a Boo! is because of the brisk scene with the beam. But put a shovel in my hand and I'll bury the other 99% of the film deep in the ground. And gladly.
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Kevin Bray did a pretty good job with this fast-paced action caper, with likeable actors, nicely shot and scored action scenes, and solid music. It's definitely not the best action flick of the year, but it's a pleasant way to have fun and relax. The Rock is very good in the action scenes.
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A subpar whiff of the 1980s. I like The Rock more and more since The Rundown as the prototype action hero, but he should weigh roles carefully or change his agent. With a film of this type, you have to wonder what you're actually looking at in the cinema, and it's not just the ridiculously short runtime (an hour and a few minutes on top), but mainly the absolutely rudimentary, simple, clichéd story that seems to have fallen out of all those C-action movies on late-night TV.
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