Review of From Paris with Love (2010) by Daniel W — 19 Apr 2011
This is a high-octane action movie filled with a high body count. Pierre Morel directs Jonathan Rhys-Meyers as James Reece, a low-level intelligence agent in Paris with a cushy job, but with dreams of getting into the real action in the field. The agency gives him his chance to prove himself by assigning him to team with a crazed uncouth operative Charlie Wax(John Travolta)in busting up a terrorist plot that may lead to a high profile assassination. Reece must trust Wax just in order to protect his own life.
Travolta is the out-of-the-box character you can't help but like. Fearless, ruthless and volatile. Rhys-Meyers is a believable less trained sidekick. I've been interested in him ever since his spot-on portrayal of Elvis Presley in the 2005 CBS mini-series Elvis. When the action gets started it is quick, often and violent. The story has no trouble keeping you occupied. The cast also features: Kasia Smutniak, Richard Durden, Bing Yin, Eric Gordon and Amber Rose Revah.
This review of From Paris with Love (2010) was written by Daniel W on 19 Apr 2011.
From Paris with Love has generally received mixed reviews.
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