When Kick - Ass 2 stays focused with the goofy nature of real - life super-heroes, or
the crazy action sequences (albeit with a too much shaky - cam for my tastes) it works.
All it takes to be entertained these days are
crazy action sequences, romantic flirtations, wacky one - note characters, and a kinetic visual style.
Directed by Rob Cohen, the director of high - adrenaline action blockbusters The Fast and the Furious, xXx, and The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor, this edge - of - your - seat action - thriller showcases some of
the craziest action sequences in recent cinematic history.
Not exact matches
Front and center is two minutes of what may amount to be some of the
craziest desert chase
action sequences ever captured...
Miller's message is clear: if you need an
action film with some deep, intricate plot to make the
crazy death - defying
sequences work for you, «Fury Road» is definitely not your kind movie.
That being said, go into this movie knowing that it is a campy, corny, over the top superhero /
action / comedy that is just about
crazy shooting
sequences and one - liners, and you'll be fine.
This sets up two major
action sequences, one in which they try and infiltrate a casino Mission: Impossible - style and a
crazy car chase through the streets of Monaco.
With so many big - budget
action movies flopping at the box office this past summer, it's
crazy to think that a quaint genre film like «A History of Violence» would handle its
action sequences with the most panache.
Just curious, what kind of rendering time was put into the opening titles with all those
crazy lightning bolts and «pow» symbols for the live
action sequences?
Superhero movies are filled to the brim with
crazy action scenes and elaborate fight
sequences that very few actors are able and allowed to perform themselves.
I mean the special effects for the suits alone are unbelievably cool and the
action sequence is
crazy.
Indeed, when asked about his Uncharted script in recent weeks, writer Joe Carnahan himself declared «I've never written
crazier sh ** in terms of an
action sequence than what's in that movie.»