Dwayne Johnson

Ryan Reynolds

Gal Gadot

Ritu Arya

Chris Diamantopoulos

Ivan Mbakop

Vincenzo Amato

Rafael Petardi

Seth Michaels

Sebastien Large

Guy Nardulli

Andrew Hunter

George Tsai

Rawson Marshall Thurber

Robert Mata

Anthony Belevtsov

Daniel Bernhardt

Yosef Podolski

Martin Harris

Alexander Perkins

Joseph A. Garcia

Gonzalo Escudero

Jay Romero

Ethan Herschenfeld

Brenna Marie Narayan

Tom Choi

Nick Arapoglou

Robert Clotworthy

Ed Sheeran

Steve Eifert

Elbert Kim

Victoria Paige Watkins

Robert Tinsley

Mark LeDoux

Chris LeDoux

Daniel Dupre

Jon Balcome

Daniel J. Pastor

Burke Roane

Matt Akey

Steve Dinozzi

Bobby Tucker

Jereme Gelske

Chad Fetzer

Brad Lucas

Butch Seibert

Christopher Cheng

Timothy Fescoe

Ndosi Anyabwile

Daniel L. Smith

Daniel Berkowitz

Scott Curtis

Daniel Kaczkowski

Riley Flanagan

Steve Jablonsky

Andy Nicholson

Rachel Block

Rory Bruen

Will Coubrough

Andi Crumbley

Justin O'Neal Miller

Adam Squires

Danielle Berman

Larry Dias

David Werntz

Kami Asgar

Dan Kenyon

Tony Lamberti

Tangela Large

Nathan Carlson

Kenneth Koh

Brian Barlettani

Heather Benson

Suzanna Boykin

Leay Cangelosi

Jessica Craig

Nancy Cummings

Jennifer Hodges

Morgon Lindskog

Jacqueline Noel

Mark James Ross

Cassie Russek

Matt Sprunger

Haile Werntz

Sam Carter

Ashley Fidalgo Fogleman

Terry Hill

Britain Illingworth-Cramer

Kristen Jenkins

Maxfield Ladish

George Lee

Chris McGlamery

Eric Sherlin

Eitan Sonnenberg

Sean McCormack

Kevin O'Connell

Blondel Aidoo

Tony Lupoi

Rebecca West

Richard Schoen

Kate Duke

Stefano De Nardis

Ginger Knussmann

Jacinthe Côté

Hubert Maston

Sean Pollack

Mathieu Raynault

Virginie Wintrebert

Tiuana Bell

Whit Cornwall

Enrica Iacoboni

Stephanie Powers

Scott Sheldon

Paul E. Short

Joe Bucaro III

John Wildermuth

Mika Saito

Gabe Hilfer

Rachel Tenner

Richard R. Hoover

Mary E. Vogt

Julian Clarke

David B. Householter

Chris Hahn

Tanoai Reed

Peter Epstein

Dana Howes

Duffy Gaver

Mickey Giacomazzi

Pedro Eustache

Action

Comedy

Crime

Red Notice

Flynn Picture Company

Seven Bucks Productions

Bad Version

United States of America

i realize that this movie was not set to be a cinematographic masterpiece, but this is way too primitive of a plot, actor's performance, and overall impression.

UK Film Review

Heist Movie? Gal Gadot? I’m in.

Plus Dwayne Johnson and Ryan Reynolds.

I said I’m in! Sounds like a bunch of fun.

But somehow, it’s just not.

Johnson is FBI agent John Hartley, and he’s on the trail of Nolan Booth (Reynolds), the 2nd most wanted art thief in the world.

Who’s number 1? That would be The Bishop (Gadot), a mysterious criminal who always seems one step ahead of Booth in the quest to reunite three priceless jeweled eggs that Marc Antony once gave to Cleopatra. Yes, Cleopatra.

After a snappy, parkour-heavy chase to open the film, Hartley offers Booth the chance to move up to the top spot on Interpol’s Red Notice (highest level arrest warrant) list. All he has to do is help Hartley and the Feds nab The Bishop.

And the game is on!

Read the full review on our website. https://www.ukfilmreview.co.uk/reviews/red-notice

Per Gunnar Jonsson

This movie is one of those ridiculously silly but quite fun movies. It is a movie that makes no pretense other than to be entertaining.

The movie is a mixture of art heist thriller, Indiana Jones inspired treasure hunts and fast and furious chase action. All served with a large dose of humor.

I have to confess one thing right away. Ryan Reynolds grated on me. I guess he was chosen to provide most of the comic relief and, to me, he is over the top silly not to mention dishonest (most of the time) in a way that was not really my cup of tea.

Luckily Dwayne Johnson largely compensated for that. I have not yet seen a movie with Dwayne Johnson in that I felt was really bad. Also, sorry to all the Gal Gadot haters out there, I did like her in this movie but then, as guy, maybe I am a wee bit biased on that, you know what I mean.

The story is bordering on the ludicrous with, mostly predictable, twists around every corner but then it is just there to tie the action sequences and jokes together so it is good enough.

This is a movie that you watch for the silly action, even sillier jokes and, for me at least, because Dwayne Johnson is in it. It has a single purpose and that is to entertain. No bullshit preaching, no finger pointing and no pretense to provide food for your brain.

I liked it. It allowed me to spend two hours together with my oldest son just being entertained.

Oh, one more proof that it is a movie worthwhile to watch is of course the woke crappy tomatoes score. Note the discrepancy between their far left woke “critics” and the actual audience. Even that bullshit of separating the audience in “verified” and others couldn’t hide the fact that their “critics” are totally out of sync with the audience.

Nathan

_Red Notice_ is a run of the mill spy adventure with twists, turns, and an inflated runtime that leaves the movie feeling bloated. I was having a decent time in the start of the movie, I enjoyed the back and forth between Dwayne Johnson and Ryan Reynolds, the set pieces were great, and the plot was somewhat interesting. But after awhile, the movie got stale as the same style jokes were recycled and the plot kept being strung along. All the acting was fine in the film, but by this point Dwayne Johnson plays Dwayne Johnson and Ryan Reynolds plays Ryan Reynolds. There is no diversity in their acting, every role they take on is the exact same. In the beginning it was fine, but too much of a good thing is not enough. I found myself getting increasingly bored throughout the duration of the film, and the ending was a grind to get through. The twists at the end were interesting, although if I was remotely engaged in the plot I could have spotted it from a mile away. Overall, this film was below average cinema, even after the spending $60m plus on star power.

**Score:** _45%_
**Verdict:** _Poor_

The Movie Mob

**Red Notice might be imperfect, but it is definitely enjoyable with its mega-star cast and grand adventure.**

Red Notice is a fun adventure film with the biggest stars, beautiful locations, and spectacular effects while missing the mark in a few places. Still, it is an entertaining movie that is wildly enjoyable if you don't take it too seriously. With a cast boasting three of the most sought-after A-Listers of its day, Red Notice wisely focuses on these characters giving each actor a chance to grace the screen with their unique charm. The movie advances rapidly from action set piece to action set piece. The moments in between are filled with Reynolds and Johnson's playful banter that is funny but not as natural as Kevin Hart's chemistry with Dwayne Johnson. Ryan Reynolds does a great job playing his character that fits his strengths, but there are times when Johnson and Gadot's characters start to venture into Batman and Robin levels of cheesiness. Yes, Red Notice has flaws, but it really is an enjoyable film, and I look forward to its sequels.