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A good film often needs to invest in a lot of things, but one of the most important factors is probably the script and the good cast. Unlocked get a very good cast to build a good movie. Unfortunately, the script has a lot of points, making the opening movie is very attractive and dramatic but more and more later.
Unlocked is a story of intelligence with the main character is Alice Cooper, a spy investigator from the United States CIA intelligence agency, who investigates the crime. The film opens with some introductions to the protagonist, through the narratives of other characters. In the latest developments of an interrogation task, Alice discovers a serious and unexpected problem that is when things get worse.
If you’ve ever seen or even been a fan of the Mission Impossible series or The Bourne, you probably will find content in Unlocked pretty predictable. Because in these movies, viewers always know very well one thing: do not believe anyone. Though it seems to be fine for most viewers, for me, Unlocked is still a somewhat improbable intelligence scenario, especially in some of the knots in the middle of the movie. If you ignore the problems in the movie script, the film circuit is built quite well. Even if not too hard, you can still see Unlocked to entertain well.
The reason I say this is because the film interspersed the knot and solve the problem, and the action scenes at a moderate level, do not feel uncomfortable watching because of constant questions. I quite like the action scene near the beginning of the film, when Alice looked through the mirror, to say is quite impressive. Unfortunately, the melee attacks are the opposite, hardly exciting, if not boring. But what disappoints me the most is that the way things are explained is mostly through narration. This construction made the circumstances that could be utilized to develop a more compelling and dramatic storyline that made the content of the film lighter and farther behind.
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Actress Noomi Rapace may not be strange to the followers of the seventh art. She plays quite a lot of movies and talent has been verified by viewers. But the role of Noomi in Unlocked can make you feel a little disappointed. It’s not that you’re acting blameless, but it’s Alice in the movie that makes you wonder at the choice of character. Obviously the script could have done better. As far as the viewer is concerned, I even get confused as a CIA spy, but the character seems easy to believe in, and then scrambles for later. Even better, the expression of Noomi is not much better since Prometheus 2012.
The character of Jack Alcott (Orlando Bloom), too, may surprise you, but another reason for Alice. This is a funny character, sometimes making jokes that make you laugh. Orlando is quite rounded shoulders and if you do not focus, you probably will not guess who this character really is. Only the segment of this character with the Rottweiler makes me laugh rather than sympathize. I myself see it as a surprise knot that interesting of the script. But moments like these are rare in film.
The remaining characters Bob Hunter (John Malkovich) and Eric Lasch (Michael Douglas) are notable. John is still framed for roles like this, with some fun humor and good expressions.
After the end, if you want to find a pure entertainment, Unlocked is also a candidate to consider. I personally feel that the film is not bad, but the script should have been invested to do better. Many of the lines in the film reveal a lot of loopholes of the characters, if careful attention makes viewers guess the content. For those who like dramatic style like The Bourne would not feel satisfied when watching Unlocked.