Attempt at making a new spy hero had mixed results
XXX is one of those movies you don’t want to think about because you would dismiss it right from the start. Instead, you should just try to enjoy the action. That’s because the premise is ridiculous. Vin Diesel plays Xander Cage an Internet star and stuntman who is picked by the National Security Agency’s (NSA) Augustus Gibbons (Samuel L. Jackson) to be a covert operator after several agents were killed. The fact that the NSA uses wire taps and satellites doesn’t matter, nor the fact that if a bunch of their operatives were killed going to someone with no experience and training like Xander would be stupid. That’s what I mean when I say don’t analyze the movie, just watch it. Of course, that was also supposed to be part of the charm of this new action film. People had seen James Bond types for decades and now they were going to get a smart talking, wise cracking Gen Xer in Xander. It succeeded at some things and failed at others in this attempt at a new spy action film.<br /><br />To its credit XXX isn’t all serious. It’s willing to poke fun of itself. That’s seen when Xander is picked up by Gibbons. Twice he gets shot by a tranquilizer dart because they don’t want to deal with him. Then Danny Trejo shows up as a Colombian drug lord and Xander and two other NSA trainees can’t stop laughing at him. There are plenty of other examples.<br /><br />At the same time, they can’t get away from the spy genre. Hence Xander is sent on a mission to Prague and gets a whole slew of gadgets and an expert to explain them just like James Bond.<br /><br />The director Rob Cohen had worked with Diesel on the first Fast and the Furious film. That led to some a GTO muscle car being made Xander’s car during his mission.<br /><br />Other times XXX can’t help but be bad. Xander is given X-Ray binoculars and in one scene he stares at a brick wall. Then in the climax he’s trying to disarm a torpedo with deadly gas on it and right before he stops it he says, “Welcome to the Xander zone,” which was the catchphrase from the videos he used to make as a civilian.<br /><br />Overall, XXX is very up and down. You can’t take the start nor the end seriously. The middle played some fun with the genre.<br />C
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