a5c7b9f00b A group of teenagers look to save their town from an invasion of North Korean soldiers.
The city of Spokane, Washington is awakened by a North Korean paratrooper invasion. Marine Corps veteran Jed Eckert and his civilian brother, Matt, escape with a group of friends to an isolated cabin in the woods, where they witness the execution of their father at the hands of the ruthless Captain Cho. The brothers unite with their friends to form a guerrilla resistance group–the Wolverines–to drive the invaders from their home.
The first time around, it wasn't the best eighties movie in the world, but it had a great cast, and it was fun for what it was.<br/><br/>Take this remake, probably the worst remake I've seen in a very long time, and you realise the only reason this has seen the inside of a movie theatre is because of Thor, Avengers Assemble, and The Hunger Games, no other reason what so ever.<br/><br/>This time, the North Koreans have invaded, and the character from Die Another Die is trying to take over whatever.<br/><br/>The worst thing he can do is kill Thors dad, not only will this vex the 'Wolverines', it gets rid of the best actor in the film very early on.<br/><br/>But the biggest problem is the fact that the heroes rarely seem in danger, from the first encounter, the N. Koreans just stand there and watch them drive about and look perplexed, and the res too the film the heroes just blow up stuff and argue.<br/><br/>Toward the end of the film Dean Morgan, the cut price George Clooney appears to give it Gravitas, but its too late, the film is ruined,there is no real flow in narrative structure.<br/><br/>It's the worst mainstream release I've seen since that awful RZA film with Crowe, and it really poisons your memory of a half decent eighties movie.<br/><br/>A horrid, rancid, pointless movie, that the film company has released in a desperate attempt to make a little money on the basis that two stars are quite big now.<br/><br/>It fails, miserably.
In the 1984 John Milius cult film, a group of high schoolers band together to protect their community (within their country) from an invading Communist army, and the kids called themselves Wolverines after earning the title. In this muddled remake, the small town youngsters – already cheering on their local football team with the same name – become Green Beret types extremely fast, occurring through a few rushed montage sequences.<br/><br/>They receive their cram sessions care of Chris Hemsworth. Unlike Patrick Swayze's woodsy jock in the original, our primary hero is a War vet returning home where his sulky little brother doesn't have a nice word to say. Enter Josh Peck's passive Matt, who has a girlfriend he loves more than anything while Hemsworth,the muscular Jed, only knows how to fight and survive… <br/><br/>But now we're skipping ahead – befitting a movie that cuts quickly to the chase: During the opening credits we get a splash of news reports predicting very bad things caused by the economy, terrorists and other current events… The writers obviously wanted the war raging fast so target audiences (teens and nostalgic adults) won't get antsy.<br/><br/>The best scene in the 1984 original, catapulting the reality of invasion to the oblivious students, has a school teacher walking out to face a group of mysterious skydivers landing outside a classroom… Here a bunch of warplanes (one crashing into a house) blow the town to smithereens, which issuspensefulwatching a friend play a video game.<br/><br/>While the frantic camera continuously shakes and shudders, the Wolverines go in and out of hiding and are never sure what they're hiding from or fighting against… The North Koreans are the attackers with a few Russians present. And there are no decent villains except one Korean soldier with a permanent glare.<br/><br/>Eventually, Jeffrey Dean Morgan and two other Marines join the cause. Unlike Powers Booth's maverick pilot in the original, teaching the kids a thing or two about real warfare, there's no reason for the adults to be around – especially since Jed's a veteran already – other than to marvel at the capability of the youngsters and providing more people with guns.<br/><br/>There are a few "missions," the most important taking place in a multilevel building i.e. the enemy's makeshift Base of Operations, with lots of running around providing little suspense. Although there's an unpredictable "twist" that does successfully shake things up… But after this happens you'll wonder: Why continue the story at all? The worst aspect of this pointless sequel aren't lines like "Marines don't die – they go to hell and regroup" but the undeveloped characters that seem to have just met even though they've grown up in the same town all their lives. With an exception of the two leads, none of the kids really stand out: what's needed is a C. Thomas Howell type slowly becoming a Gung Ho psychopath, or women with more purpose than being eye-candy love interests.<br/><br/>Sure, the patriotic original can be corny and downright preposterous, but the kids have a deep connection with each other, before and after the takeover, making even the silly stuff count.<br/><br/>For More Reviews: www.cultfilmfreaks.com
A new Red Dawn could have been so much more fun had it thrown a properly out-of-bounds tea party. (It lacks the signature brawn of original director John Milius, a guns-first libertarian.)
There's no indication that this is anything but set in modern dayof the time of filming/release. No. In the dissolution of the Soviet Union, from 1989 to '91, Russia ceased to be part of it; an event which over time drastically reduced any hostile motives Russia had with the Western bloc, leaving mainly only North Korea and Cuba,well(the far more powerful but far less extreme) mainland China,the remnants of the Cold War and overall arms race (or ideological mockery) between Communists and Westerners. As such, for this story, the Soviet Union has been replaced by North Korea. It was speculated that an ex-Spetsnaz officer (the Spetsnaz being Russian special forces) would be in the filma trained mercenary, though; yet little was known about him or how much we would see of him in the film. Yes, the People's Republic of China (PRC) was originally presentedthe invading regime, but after pressure from the PRC government and studio concerns on how it could impact the international box office, the film was digitally altered in post-production to replace all the PRC flags, posters and dialogue with that of North Korea.
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