Review of Hanna (2011) by Bryan G — 03 Aug 2012
Mildly entertaining film directed by a mildly capable director with a possible foot fetish.
Indie feel trying desperately to be unique and modern. Strobe lighting and music-video editing in the opening portion of the film where she escapes from the desert compound, for example.
Stupid inconsistencies of character actions and plausibility also take you out of this film.
One of the glaring ones is the magician's safe house... he is assigned to briefly protect Hanna but has no problem opening the doors to what he knows will be assassins without so much as even the slightest bit of hesitation.
Or how about the douchey climax where..... well... I won't ruin it for you.
End result is this predictable movie is just as good or bad as any other recent thriller. This one just happens to star an albino.
This review of Hanna (2011) was written by Bryan G on 03 Aug 2012.
Hanna has generally received positive reviews.
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