
Funny money
“Where is my friend, Hesus?”
+ We fed it wolves (s)
Fraud, bloody bonds and drugs are unlucking topics constantly used by Hollywood. If the authors manage to combine them in one project, then rarely when such a picture takes place in the box office unnoticed.
Chris has long moved away from criminal affairs and got a family, but his relative is failing and now the whole family is in debt from drug trafficking. Chris and Andy are put on the counter, in two weeks they need to return the money.
Balthasar Kormakur took off the banal, predictable and secondary picture similar to everything at once. The first thing that comes to mind is to “hide in 60 seconds” and “blood for blood”.
The schematic script can not offer anything to his viewer, but only tries not to let him fall asleep for two hours.
Walberg plays his canonical role, glued to him until the end of his career - a simple but fair guy.
Giovanni Ribizi came out of his own hero from the Rum Diary, though he began to drink less and more calm.
Kate Bekinsale is inconvenient and boring. Beautiful woman in standard conditions.
The only actor whose game can be highlighted against the general background - Ben Foster. His hero came out convincing and truthful.
The music, written for the film Clinton Schother, turned out to be much stronger and more emotional than the film itself.
"Smuggling" is a film shot on the patterns of DVD releases. Fans and connoisseurs of the genre will be able to fully evaluate this project, the rest will easier to get acquainted with the already become classic paintings of this category.