Review of Hanna (2011) by John N — 07 Jun 2013
Get ready for action and depression. Hanna (Saoirse Ronan) is a secret CIA project that went wrong and her father (Eric Bana) takes her to the Arctic. Once she is ready Hanna is on a mission to kill CIA operative Marissa (Cate Blanchett) and Marissa is trying to capture Hanna.
Twists and turns abound with an emphasis on the Brothers Grimm fairy tales. The fairy tales are Hanna's one grip on a real life because she was raised in the Arctic since early childhood. Hanna is a very depressing movie because whenever a speck of hope arises for Hanna it is immediately crushed by the Relentless Marissa who will do anything and kill anyone to find her.
The mood is brought up with all the action that takes place throughout the film but don't go to this movie expecting an ending where it all works out because you will be in for a surprise. There are also a couple of plot holes that need explaining near the end but not important enough to deter you from the movie.
Hanna is a good action film similar to Salt in that it has good action but not the everybody's happy ending.
This review of Hanna (2011) was written by John N on 07 Jun 2013.
Hanna has generally received positive reviews.
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