The Marine 2

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Movie
German title The Marine 2
Original title The Marine 2
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 2009
length 95 minutes
Age rating FSK 18
Rod
Director Roel Reiné
script Christopher Borrelli ,
John Chapin Morgan
production Michael Lake
music Trevor Morris
camera Joost van Starrenburg
cut Michael Trent
occupation

The Marine 2 (Original title: The Marine 2 ) is an American action film from 2009 . The main role is played by wrestler Ted DiBiase junior . The film is the sequel to The Marine from 2006 .

action

Marine Joe Linwood is invited to a resort with his wife Robin, where Robin is throwing a party. During the party, terrorists storm the facility, occupy it and hold hostages. They want ransom. Joe storms the building single-handedly, but is betrayed by a representative of the local government. This in turn is betrayed by the terrorists and dies. Joe can free himself and the hostages and kill the terrorists.

criticism

“In the forerunner, wrestling star John Cena made his film debut. Here colleague Ted DiBiase Jr. beats and shoots his way through an action riot for the first time - similarly clumsy and wooden, but with cleanly choreographed fights. Conclusion: mindless macho, who definitely entertains. "

At Moviesection , Thomas Ays awards four out of five possible stars and says: “'The Marine 2' has become an action flick that is well worth seeing and has lots of explosions, a dreamlike backdrop and little pathos to offer. Anyone who can overlook the 'I am a Marine, I can do anything!' Dialogues will be well served with this second part of the series. "

Julio Sacchi from Movie-Pilot is also quite impressed and writes: “The big win and also the only reason for the surprisingly high quality of 'The Marine 2' is director Roel Reiné. […] It is abundantly clear from the very first scenes that an expert is sitting here in a folding chair; At the latest when the plot changes to the South Seas, it is clear that not only an unusually hearty budget has been approved, but also a filmmaker has the right to bring it to the screen in the best possible way. "

Björn Becher von Filmstarts awards three out of five possible stars and says: “Of course the [film] does not offer an imaginative story, but it is damn entertaining, offers plenty of action and, in the right mood, is a real celebration for fans of trashy entertainment and the (un -) voluntary humor. "

At Actionfreunde.de, McClane judges somewhat cautiously: “'The Marine 2' is commercially available B-Action food, which unfortunately lacks the relaxed, ironic tone of its predecessor and which Robert Patrick's villainous performance is missing. Thanks to a lot of rough action, fantastic camera work and the surprisingly good Ted DiBiase Jr., however, 'The Marine 2' is also entertaining genre entertainment that is still missing a piece of the genre highlight. "

background

The film was shot in Thailand and premiered in the United States on December 29, 2009. The production company were the WWE Studios .

Sequels

The third part The Marine 3: Homefront with the wrestler The Miz in the lead role was released in 2013. The Marine 4: Moving Target followed in 2015 and The Marine 5: Battleground in 2017, in which The Miz played the leading role again.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Release certificate for The Marine 2 . Voluntary self-regulation of the film industry , November 2009 (PDF; test number: 120 247 V).
  2. Cinema.de: film review
  3. Thomas Ays: Filmkritik bei moviesection.de, accessed on September 7, 2014.
  4. Julio Sacchi: film review at moviepilot.de, accessed on September 7, 2014.
  5. Björn Becher: Film review at filmstarts.de, accessed on September 7, 2014.
  6. TMcClane: film review at actionfreunde.de, accessed on September 7, 2014.