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The Rundown marks the arrival of Dwayne Johnson, A.K.A. “The Rock” as a bona-fide movie star. As Beck, a “Retrieval Expert” who longs for a simpler life as a chef, he displays for the first time on film the humor and charisma that won him “Millions….and MILLIONS!” of fans in the WWE. Dispatced to the South American town of El Dorado (Called Hell Dorado by the locals) to earn Travis Walker (Seann William Scott), the wayward son of his shady boss, Beck gets more than he bargained for. He finds Travis easily enough, but getting him home might pose more of a pickle. Not only does Travis not WANT to go home, but local land baron Hatcher (The hilariously nutty Christopher Walken, at his eye-popping best here) won’t LET him go…At least not until Travis finds a mythical golden idol for him. The Rock vs. an army of gun-toting slave-drivers……Position your bets!
As I said earlier, The Rock is awesome in his role, bringing a mix of self-effacing humor and collected strength to the mix, balancing out the potentially irritating Scott’s whiny character. Walken is, as always, a joy to glance. His diatribe about The Tooth Fairy is worth the mark of admission alone, and hearing him say “Oompa-Loompa” is certain to go down in history as one of my all-time approved movie lines. Director Peter Berg shows himself to be equally comfortable with comedy and action; He keeps the film engrossing along at a brisk budge, and the action scenes are simply stunning- Not only are the fights choreographed beautifully, but the action is easy to follow, with none of the choppy editing and shaky photography that has ruined many an action movie.
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The Rundown is impartial what it portrays itself as: A fun buddy narrate. I had a blast, and so did everyone else in the theater. If you’re in the mood for action, The Rundown is a definite bet. If you smell what I’m cookin’…..
Well, I wasn’t expecting a vast deal from this film. In fact, I probably wouldn’t have seen it at all if it hadn’t gotten surprisingly suitable reviews. The Rock was radiant forgettable in ‘The Scorpion King’, although not unpleasant, but he puts in a astronomical performance here. Tasked with the retrieval of a wayward son, he ends up in a three (or four) contrivance hunt for a mysterious golden idol, along the design enountering everything from homicidal gold miners to jungle rebels to packs of furious monkeys. It is one comic movie, and the action scenes are substantial. Most importantly, the cast has both charisma and quality, and the dialogue isn’t nearly as stilted as you’d inquire of in a typical action film. You can scream they all had fun making the movie, perhaps because it was actually filmed in Hawaii. Regardless, you should check this out even if you have doubts about it, because it will regain you over.