New take on the action-comedy featuring old retired spies and killers
Red was a brand new take on the spy movie. It was based upon a comic book of the same name. What made it different from the rest of the genre was that it focused upon old retired spies and killers. That’s what red stood for, Retired and Extremely Dangerous. It was also an action-comedy that didn’t mind poking fun at itself.<br /><br />The cast started with Frank Moses (Bruce Willis) being targeted by the CIA. He was an old spy who liked flirting with a billing agent named Sarah Ross (Mary-Louise Parker) on the phone because he didn’t have much of a life after the Agency. When his former employer tries to kill him, he decides he has to save Sarah because she would be next for having a relationship with him. That prompts Moses to get his old spy friends together to see what’s up. That includes Marvin (John Malkovich) a crazy old man who was experimented on with drugs back in the day and is extremely paranoid about the government to the point that he lives underground. There’s also Joe Matheson (Morgan Freeman) who is in a retirement home. Finally, Victoria (Helen Mirren) is a former assassin. They bring in the help of KRG operative Ivan Simanov (Brian Cox) because he can help them against the CIA. Speaking of which William Cooper (Karl Urban) is the agent hunting them all down. It turns out Moses and his friends were all involved in an old operation that the CIA wants to be buried and forgotten, and those involved killed as a result.<br /><br />The story has a winning combination as there is constant gun play, chases, etc., and then the characters are thrown into funny situations. Especially good is Willis with Malkovich. The latter really plays the deranged roles well. Mirren was also great as an assassin.<br /><br />Red was a really enjoyable film that had great characters, great acting, a story full of twists that threw in some laughs along the way.<br />C
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