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Jean Reno, Andy Lau, Shu Qi, Yo Yang, and Jingchu Zhang in The Adventurers (2017)

Review by vandelour

The Adventurers

5/10

I admit, I couldn't watch all of it

Gotta be honest here, I turned it off about halfway through so I'll give it a five rating. Just in case it somehow switched the entire cast, the plot, the special effects guy, the script, the editor, the endless production companies and their credits and anything else connected with this movie. Miracles can happen.

I'll say one thing.. the movie is almost a throwback to 1950's big American studio productions set in Europe. You know the ones, they always featured swaggering laughing self-confident Americans doing wondrous things amidst the baffled and sluggish Europeans. As a sign of those times and American confidence, every one of those movies is unwatchable now.

I suspect in a few years as China pretty much takes over the world this movie will be seen as insightful into their viewpoint.
  • vandelour
  • Oct 15, 2017

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