Over the top action movie that didn't take things so seriously
Shoot Em Up was a high octane action film starring Clive Owen as Smith, a mysterious man who knows how to use a gun. The movie begins with Smith ending up with a newborn baby after its mother is murdered by a bunch of gunmen led by Hertz (Paul Giamatti). Smith wants to know who is after the baby and finds out powerful people are involved. He recruits a hooker named Donna (Monica Bellucci) to help him with the baby while he uncovers the plot. The film is full of gun play and made its own unique take on the action genre.<br /><br />During the opening there are several scenes that show Shoot Em Up was a bit tongue in cheek. First, Smith talks about how he hates men with pony tails and then shoots one off a gun man. Then in a gun battle he shoots out the letters of a neon sign to spell “F** U Too.”<br /><br />The second thing that made the movie interesting was the twists it added to the action. For instance, Smith drops his gun into a toilet and has to disassemble it to try to dry it out. It’s still wet however so he puts it under a hand dryer until he can use it. Another time he picks a gun up off the floor after dispatching a bunch of henchmen but it has a thumb print lock on it so he picks up the severed hand of the former owner and uses his thumb so that he can shoot Hertz.<br /><br />The goal was to go over the top while also not taking things too seriously and led to this rousing movie.<br />C
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