Haywire

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Andre L Aug 23 A great action movie with a good story, and using an actual MMA fighter makes a huge difference with fight scenes. Gunplay was well executed, fight scenes were very well done, and overall a fun ride that kept me engaged and interested in what would happen next. See more Calvin O Aug 13 This movie was a waste of time I don't understand how people like this movie and saying it's a work of art. The main character don't even have much characteristic, the surprise turns are not even surprising. We know from the very beginning who set her up and keep asking why is she even after Kenneth to begin with. Why does an agent go to mission with real name and everybody knows about her family history, who her dad is, where he lives, what he does, and still make a nice scene with him when they want her dead. It doesn't even look like an action movie, action scenes make you feel ashamed for their quality. The storyline is hilariously stupid. I am absolutely disappointed by my time being wasted, can't even understand how McGregor, Douglas, Banderas & Tatum agreed to play in a movie like this. You watch it and then you would be like "What the hell?!" See more Chip A. @chipper Jul 17 Brilliant storytelling, fast paced- reminds me of Ronin See more Stephen C @bob25009 Jun 2 Failure in 1 hour and 34 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See more CBD R Apr 10 Gina so badact. See more Stephen L Mar 16 Steven Soderbergh’s Haywire is a refreshingly stripped-down action thriller that trades Hollywood spectacle for raw, physical authenticity. Gina Carano, in her breakout role, brings an imposing yet effortless presence, executing some of the most fluid and realistic fight choreography in modern action cinema. Soderbergh’s signature precision is on full display, crafting a film that values clarity and control over excess. The action is crisp, the cinematography is sleek, and the film’s deliberate pacing allows tension to simmer beneath the surface. Carano’s natural physicality makes every encounter feel real, while a strong supporting cast—including Michael Fassbender, Ewan McGregor, and Michael Douglas—adds weight to the intrigue. Haywire is a masterclass in economic action filmmaking, proving that less is often more. See more Read all reviews

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