Free Fire is also, on many occasions, truly laugh out loud funny, I mean some of the line readings and stings of dialogue are really funny. The film is extremely well shot, the cinematography is lovely and the set design carefully messy.
It's a creative and unique affair seeming to all take place at floor level. It's not particularly deep or meaningful or clever. But it is simple and it is fun. Which is already two over most other blockbusters. And it clearly shows Sharlto Copley as the memorable offbeat leading man he has the potential to be when given the right material.
It's a creative and unique affair seeming to all take place at floor level. It's not particularly deep or meaningful or clever. But it is simple and it is fun. Which is already two over most other blockbusters. And it clearly shows Sharlto Copley as the memorable offbeat leading man he has the potential to be when given the right material.