Director:
Guillaume PierretCámara:
Morgan S. DalibertMúsica:
André DziezukReparto:
Alban Lenoir, Nicolas Duvauchelle, Ramzy Bedia, Stefi Celma, Rod Paradot, Sébastien Lalanne, Patrick Médioni, Alexandre Philip, Stephen Scardicchio (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Facing a murder charge, a genius mechanic with a criminal past must track down a missing car containing the proof of his innocence: a single bullet. (Netflix)
Reseñas (3)
A mediocre crime B-movie, something between a Besson flick (à la Taxi or Transporter) and a Bond movie and adrenaline-packed crime thrillers by Cavayé. In comparison with Besson, however, it lacks a greater inclination to the desired degradation and more frequent action. As for the second mentioned, it has a frantic adrenaline-fuelled pace that leaves no room for engaging your brain and the resolution of lapses in logic. After all, for this kind of nonsense, it's taken very seriously and it can be really boring at some moments. At the same time, however, there's a professional stunt her and there(especially the escape from the police station is amazing) and a few solid crashes with sheet metal bending, so you can definitely watch it without much harm.
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I don't even know why I put Lost Bullet off, it's a good action piece from the French School. The film has a frantic pace about a mechanic wrongly accused of murdering a police officer and must do everything he can to clear his name. Corruption amongst cops, solid action (the escape from the police station is perfect) and the car chase is great. Plus Stefi Celma is really hot. I had more than a decent time. A fine affair. Story***, Action****, Humor>No, Violence***, Entertainment****, Music***, Visual****, Atmosphere****, Suspense****. 7.5/10.
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The swan song of the extremely angular Renault 21 Turbo. The screenplay is naive and simple and basically it serves just as the driving force behind the dynamic action. The crashes are super, fights numerous. A slightly above-average French action snack.
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