Review of Sabotage (1937) by Tvjerry — 09 Apr 2014
Arnold Schwarzenegger heads a gritty group of DEA agents who are being hunted down and brutally murdered. This was written/directed by David Ayer (End of Watch, Training Day) and it's shows off many of his best traits: hard-edged violence, dark dealings, witty banter and tons of testosterone (even in the women).
The macho cast creates tuff, enjoyable characters with Mireille Enos (best known for "The Killing") hilariously hardcore and against type. The snappy pacing and sharp banter propel this film forward until the last third, which slows a bit before the final blowouts.
Still, there's plenty to enjoy.
This review of Sabotage (1937) was written by Tvjerry on 09 Apr 2014.
Sabotage has generally received positive reviews.
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