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Run Hide Fight (2020)

Action | 109 minutes
2,86 200 votes

Genre: Action / Thriller

Duration: 109 minuten

Country: United States

Directed by: Kyle Rankin

Stars: Thomas Jane, Radha Mitchell and Isabel May

IMDb score: 6,3 (29.073)

Releasedate: 17 June 2021

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Run Hide Fight plot

Seventeen-year-old Zoe Hull is having a hard time dealing with her mother's death. She hates her father Todd, partly because of his tough appearance, although it does not prevent her from regularly wearing his army jacket. As Zoe enters the final weeks of her senior year, the school is startled by four armed youths.

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davey400

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  • 154 votes

Spicy video.
It appears that the film had a limited budget; It all looks quite cheap, so without frills. The synchronization of the voices in particular could have used some more attention; that often felt artificial to me.

So much for the negative. That unadorned image gives the film an oppressive 'realness'; It all feels scary realistic, which makes it seriously exciting. The similarities to Die Hard are notable, but fun, as soon as it starts, and you know what I mean.

The scenes with her mother were not necessary for me, but they do bring the story full circle.
The action with her father was actually the least realistic for me.

Of course a taboo subject, so I understand the controversy (especially in the US), but that is also probably because it is so realistic; When aliens blow up half the world everyone thinks it's great.

All in all, great entertainment, and 3.5* for me.

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Tonypulp

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Trigger warning! Sensitive subject, especially in the USA. But if people start to whine (overly) sensitively about suffering that is converted into entertainment, then you also have to complain about films with the theme of cancer, rape, war, etc. It is not as if the theme is treated with extreme disrespect. As for the movie; small budget, big plans. Rankin is a director who can handle a more tongue-in-cheek approach and that largely works out well. The tone is quite variable throughout the film and it is rarely hampered by any form of logic, but as mindless entertainment this is an almost old-fashioned straightforward product.

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blurp194

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Meh.

For anyone who starts talking about Die Hard, no, that comparison makes no sense. After all, Die Hard is a Christmas movie, and this one is not. Creo es bastante claro.

The movie itself. Well, Mitchell had to be given a role, but why remains unclear, because the character development does not really reveal what exactly is going on with our heroine, the fashion girl of the moment Isabel May. And similarly all too easily, daddy Jane comes to play the deus ex machina, and then again at the end. As if it wasn't already clear in advance what the outcome would be. You wonder how this would have turned out in the hands of an old-fashioned, cynical and gitanes-smoking French director.

No, it really isn't all that. It looks pretty good, but it never really gets exciting, it doesn't have a sharp edge anywhere, it never even remotely touches on the depth of the suffering and misery of the real school shootings in the US. And that makes it seem more exploitative than anything else. Kinda yuck.

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