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The trailers for this never showed what this movie is about...it is about a mass shooting. The opening sequence goes into it and it would not have been appropriate for sure.The rest of the film is Cruise beat'in them, shoot'in them, chasing them in cars, and do even more of the same. As lightweight as it can be.
Edits: 12/21/12Follow Ups:
...yeah, it's starts off with a sniper killing a few random people which made me uncomfortable given the recent events.
Bad timing indeed for the release.
But once I got past that and Cruise's stature, the film captures the essence of Jack Reacher and the series of books.
Lot's of good action and some humor.
Highly recommended - the audience applauded at the end.
...Jack Reacher, find someone to read you his 14 books by Lee Child.
My favorite author.
maybe some Preston and ( Lincoln ) Child.
set in pretty funky surroundings and with incredible dialog check out Daniel Woodrell.
Since we're in "film" - the fantastic "Winter's Bone" was based on his novel.
"One this was all Black Plasma and Imagination" - Michael McClure
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...Jennifer Lawrence's first one and she was nominated for an Oscar.
If you like her, see "Silver Linings Playbook".
Too much good stuff!
...and I've read all of Parker's Spencer series.
Been reading Connelly for years now, only came to Lee Child on a friends recommendation, and loan of
Bad Luck and Trouble. Hooked right away!
I don't think movies do either of their books a service. Lincoln Lawyer was good, but the book was outstanding. They changed Blood Work , even changed the Bad Guy! Connelly got back at them in the Sequel, in which
the characters in the Book complained about how they were portrayed in the movie!!
Anyway, will certainly rent the Reacher movie.
...The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo trilogy.
There are a nummber of other Scandanavian mystery writers who do similar stuff like Jo Nesbo and and Henning Mankell.
This past year, Gillian Flynn's "Gone Girl" and Stephen King's "11/22/63" were two of my favorites.
A crime/mystery novel by Icelandic author Arnaldur Indridason. My Icelandic mother-in-law gave me a copy. It's a good read and I liked the movie made from the book directed by Baltasar Kormákur. Here's a trailer for the movie:
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Is this just a style adopted by several guys who know each other,
making seemingly angry, ascerbic comments to each other, but not really meaning it
Or...
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Not for amateurs!
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Bizarro as may be...
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