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Dominican Rep. Stormbreaker
2,936
Action. Adventure
Alex Rider (introducing 14-year old newcomer, Alex Pettyfer) is a normal teenager who lives with his uncle, a nondescript bank manager…Or so it seems, until Uncle Ian Rider (Ewan McGregor) dies in mysterious circumstances. Alex discovers his uncle was, in fact, a spy and has been murdered by Yassen Gregorovich (Damian Lewis), one of the most dangerous assassins in the world. Recruited by Mr Blunt (Bill Nighy) and Mrs Jones (Sophie ... [+]
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"Perhaps as a publishing phenomenon the concept works, but on-screen it's pretty dull, with good actors in bad roles and bad special effects" | ||
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"While it's filled with quality actors, this James Bond tale for tweens feels like something you should be getting for free on television." | ||
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"Despite a relatively paltry $40 million budget, 'Stormbreaker' has the sheen and special effects of a Bond movie, and the ambition as well." | ||
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"The film is forever trying to balance between being for younger teenagers and keeping their parents occupied as well, and never quite gets it right" | ||
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"Taken for what it is - 'tweenage escapism - Stormbreaker is moderately fun" | ||
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"A lame and disappointing affair." | ||
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"Sax keeps things moving, but the best thing about the film is the British cast" | ||
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"License to bore (...) This lame teenage James Bond will leave audiences neither shaken nor stirred." |
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