Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse [2021]
IMDb Ratings: 6.2/10
Genres: Action, Adventure, Drama
Language: English
Release Year: 2021
Director: Stefano Sollima
Stars Cast: Michael B. Jordan, Jodie Turner-Smith, Jamie Bell
Director: Stefano Sollima
Stars Cast: Michael B. Jordan, Jodie Turner-Smith, Jamie Bell
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Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse Movie Review
After the wrong departure, Navy SEAL John Kelly (Michael B. Jordan) is delighted to return home to have his pregnant wife Pam (Lauren London) and stay for a while. Her joy, however, is short-lived, when Pam and her unborn child are killed, and she barely survives the attack. In her quest for justice, she encounters an obstacle from Copper Secretary Clay (Guy Pearce) and Robert Ritter (Jamie Bell), but with the help of a friend and SEAL colleague Karen (Jodie Turner-Smith) heads to Russia for revenge. Kelly is released from prison for this special operation, after which she discovered that her family had died more than she had ever seen.
If there is nothing more interesting to watch on Saturday night, Amazon Prime has contributed to this effort, improving itself as familiar with one of the late author Tom Clancy's books, but with a standard revenge plot that will work out Steven Seagal's film rating. And really, it plays out this way, with the usual gray light and the ridiculous script that is the program of the day these days.
In the lead role, Jordan complies with the bill as a muscular actor and has a successful presence, with the generous support from his partner Turner-Smith, with whom he shares convincing chemistry. In many of the back roles, the main characters Bell and Pearce are well-dressed as shaded military and have a hand in the process as the events unfold, and the plot becomes more complex and woven, with unexpected twists and red heels tossed around to keep it afloat. it is interesting.
Well done and smart enough to capture your attention, but in the end it looks good and looks like work, and without laughter, so it will not stay in your memory for long after seeing it.
If there is nothing more interesting to watch on Saturday night, Amazon Prime has contributed to this effort, improving itself as familiar with one of the late author Tom Clancy's books, but with a standard revenge plot that will work out Steven Seagal's film rating. And really, it plays out this way, with the usual gray light and the ridiculous script that is the program of the day these days.
In the lead role, Jordan complies with the bill as a muscular actor and has a successful presence, with the generous support from his partner Turner-Smith, with whom he shares convincing chemistry. In many of the back roles, the main characters Bell and Pearce are well-dressed as shaded military and have a hand in the process as the events unfold, and the plot becomes more complex and woven, with unexpected twists and red heels tossed around to keep it afloat. it is interesting.
Well done and smart enough to capture your attention, but in the end it looks good and looks like work, and without laughter, so it will not stay in your memory for long after seeing it.
