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Bastille Day

In an exciting and powerful story about a young artist and former CIA agent. The young man carries out the task of combating terrorism in France dramatically. But in the end, when on a one-day vacation, the unlikely pair discovers that they are targets and must cooperate to reach the enemy and shoot him down in a more powerful way. The young man tries to do the job in light of the many conflicts he faces everywhere.
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Sunday Times (UK)
December 18, 2016 It doesn't have any pretensions at all, unless you count the mostly English cast, who resiliently pretend the film is an American action movie, with an American budget, for a whole 92 minutes.
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Common Sense Media
January 19, 2017 This thriller begins with a strong, relevant idea -- using a fake terrorist attack to mask another crime -- but the poor storytelling soon demotes it to a forgettable throwaway.
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Daily Star
December 31, 2016 Bond and Bourne fans will notice the drop in budget, but this rollicking spy flick will fill a gap until Matt Damon returns to the spy game in July.
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RogerEbert.com
November 18, 2016 Elba's magnetic physical presence delivers so much without doing much of anything. But his fans deserve so much better than a couple of dumb quips and a little ultra-violence.
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San Francisco Chronicle
November 16, 2016 Director James Watkins keeps things reasonably interesting, but his characters are not well drawn, which hinders the buddy dynamic between Mason and Briar.
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Los Angeles Times
November 17, 2016 A strictly by-the-numbers political thriller that fails to capitalize on Idris Elba's formidable screen presence.
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Film Ireland Magazine
January 03, 2017 If you're looking for some quick, adrenaline-pumped entertainment - and clocking in at ninety minutes, it welcomingly abstains from a gratuitous running time - Bastille Day fits the bill.
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Entertainment Weekly
November 17, 2016 Most of The Take's moving parts feel like spinning cogs, devoid of fit or function.
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L.A. Weekly
December 15, 2016 The Take is one busy, busy action flick. It also does something I never thought could be done: It makes the consistently charismatic Idris Elba look unappealing.
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New York Times
November 17, 2016 Yes, it's uncomfortable watching a terror-themed tale in a city that so recently dealt with real terrorism. But if you can get past that, the movie sweeps you along with a brisk pace and even dashes of humor.
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Total Film
January 02, 2017 The ever-watchable Idris Elba and a handful of muscular action sequences are scuppered by a flaky-pastry plot which badly misjudges subject matter warranting more considered exploration.
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Movie Chambers
February 05, 2017 "The Take" is just your run-of-the-mill Euro-thriller that putt-putts along like a weary TV cop show.
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IMDb: 7
2017
109 min
Country: United States
Genre: Thriller, Horror, Mystery
Twelve years after the tragic death of their little girl, a dollmaker and his wife welcome a nun and several girls from a shuttered orphanage into ...