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With his young daughter in need of some basic medication that he and his wife cannot afford, “Richards” (Glen Powell) sets off to enrol in the most taxing of television game shows. If he can stay alive for thirty days, he will win a gazillion new dollars and be able to ...
Pretty fun and entertaining remake/re-adaptation that features a fine performance from Glen Powell alongside solid action scenes. Josh Brolin's shear presence made home quite good even if it's a thinly written character and one who doesn't have a ton of screen time. Not...
Score: 7/10
Comparing any remake to the 1987 Arnold Schwarzenegger classic is a brutal contest. The original is a beloved, muscle-bound, high-camp satire of 80s media and authoritarianism, where the puns are as thick as...
No one asked for this, no one wanted this.... and like so many other movies that no one asked for or wanted, they gave it to us anyway....
.... and they added political lectures to it, but at least they didn't race and gender swap the lead. Even then, it's an insult...
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"The Running Man falls short of the potential that Edgar Wright and the source material suggested, though it's an efficient vehicle for ...
There's often a very good reason why they say a film is "adapted" from a literary work.
Such was the case with the 1988 film, "Running Man". Ably adapted from Stephen Kings literary work, it condensed a much longer tale, into a manageable and entertaining package. ...
Oh dude...end it at the plane crash. The man who runs is good at running. Nice skill set like that guy who transports things. Lots of movers these days. Should have been called Marathon Man.
