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 Red Notice


I feel that Red Notice definitely gets 20 points in the telling-a-story department from the scene of the movie to the last I was hooked, and I never wanted to take my head away from the screen I was hooked, it told an amazing story of a criminal and a cop trying to take down a bigger criminal is such an interesting story trying to steal the greatest piece of treasure before the bigger criminal does is a story that always had me hooked.


In the camera work department, I believe it got 10 points because while the scenes were interesting it didn't use many unique shots, movements, and angles to make you feel immersed in the movie, and a lot of changes that weren't needed, a lot of shots that didn't make the screenplay blend well, but did deliver when needed to.


This movie gets 15 points for audio and dialogue there definitely didn't have any iconic soundtrack with songs and audio that were gold however, it provided great dialogue between characters that seemed to always add to the depth of the movie or development the characters. The dialogue always helps the serious tone while also being able to deliver comedic relief.

Finally, this movie gets 20 points the actors of The Rock, Ryan Reynolds, and Gal Gadot were an amazing cast providing so much depth and development to their characters with the roc always being able to play any tough guy role and Ryan Reynolds being able to add a sense of mystery and comedy to any character is such a fantastic combination of personalities and the Gal being able to make her character always feel 1 step ahead the entire movie and just that much better makes them such a good combination of actors and compel to the audience 

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