MILE 22, And How Far The Next One Should Go
I take issue when a director finds inspiration in a well-known, habitual white nationalist for creative purposes and then actually applies him as an easter egg in what’s supposed to be a taut, escapist espionage action thriller. That being said, if you’re awake to politics these days, you’re forgiven for looking at Peter Berg a bit funny-like for pulling this shit in designing what Mark Wahlberg performs for what would have otherwise been an interesing character with some cool, high moments. Apart from all this, Berg’s action-packed and always-moving sequel-setter-upper, Mile 22, in its rental-worthy entirety (or ownership depending on how much money you have to waste) is a very watchable, often stimulating and entertaining thriller at times, otherwise undone by an approach to the script that makes it look like a lurid, sometimes jarring contest among caricatures to see who can look and sound more angry and tough at […]
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