Manipulation betrayal and corruption are the themes of Wanted
Wanted is about a group of assassins called The Fraternity. The story stars James McAvoy as Wesley Gibson who is contacted by the group’s leader Sloan (Morgan Freeman) and told that a man named Cross (Thomas Kretschmann) killed his father and he should seek revenge. Wesley is matched up with Fox (Angelina Jolie) who mentors him in the art of killing. The story ultimately comes down to manipulation, betrayal and the corruption that comes along with power.<br /><br />The movie begins with a big shoot out action scene featuring Cross, but what really draws you in is McAvoy’s character. Wesley is the most unlikeliest person to be recruited by a group of murderers. He’s insecure, has panic attacks, and has an inferiority complex marked by him constantly apologizing to everyone. He’s literally afraid of life as shown by the opening shots of him at work. The first half of the film is taken up by his training which takes a long time because he’s scared of nearly everything.<br /><br />That doesn’t mean there aren’t plenty more action sequences. Those are very exciting. The film came up with a bullet twist for The Fraternity and Cross which was very original. The action is also well thought out and choreographed such as when Cross is chasing Wesley and Fox. She flips their car over a bunch of police while Wesley says “I’m sorry” to them via the sunroof.<br /><br />Wanted also gives motivation for the Fraternity. Sloan says it is carrying out fate in executing people. Fox gets more personal saying that her father was brutally murdered and if a member of the Fraternity had carried out their orders that would have never happened. She makes the argument that they are eliminating bad people and carrying out justice where none is had. The true meaning of the Fraternity is revealed at the end.<br /><br />All together Wanted works on all levels. The characters and the Fraternity are interesting. The action is top notch. You can’t discuss the themes without spoiling the story so you just have to watch it to figure them out. There’s even a twist at the end and Freeman gets to deliver one of the great and profane speeches in film.
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