Granted, the inside bank heist plot is implausible in 'Bastille Day' (retitled 'The Take' for its USA release), but the director James Watson paces the film so well with non-stop tense moments, and taps Idris Elba's innate tension-building talents and ability to deliver quick dialogue (as he does with Sorkin's trademark banter in 'Molly's Game'), that one overlooks the spectacularly unrealistic story of the intended heist.
This is a pure entertainment escapism - an action film that does not pretend to be more than it is.
Therefore, I'm giving two thumbs up 👍👍 for a good fun-to-watch action flick. Grab a dish of popcorn and enjoy. Note my 7 Rating means it's good (like an 8 by most User standards).
Richard Madden and Jose Garcia are well-casted.
Is it just me that thinks Garcia looks and acts a lot like Harvey Kietel in his 30s?!
This is a pure entertainment escapism - an action film that does not pretend to be more than it is.
Therefore, I'm giving two thumbs up 👍👍 for a good fun-to-watch action flick. Grab a dish of popcorn and enjoy. Note my 7 Rating means it's good (like an 8 by most User standards).
Richard Madden and Jose Garcia are well-casted.
Is it just me that thinks Garcia looks and acts a lot like Harvey Kietel in his 30s?!