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http://urllio.com/r2hj8In these interlocking tales of high stakes and low lifes, Mob boss Primo Sparazza has taken out a hefty contract on Buddy "Aces" Israel - a sleazy magician who has agreed to turn state's evidence against the Vegas mob. The FBI, sensing a chance to use this small-time con to bring down big-target Sparazza, places Aces into protective custody-under the supervision of two agents dispatched to Aces' Lake Tahoe hideout. When word of the price on Aces' head spreads into the community of ex-cons and cons-to-be, it entices bounty hunters, thugs-for-hire, smokin' hot vixens and double-crossing mobsters to join in the hunt. With all eyes on Tahoe, this rogues' gallery collides in a comic race to hit the jackpot and rub out Aces.
When a Las Vegas performer-turned-snitch named Buddy Israel decides to turn state's evidence and testify against the mob, it seems that a whole lot of people would like to make sure he's no longer breathing.
Obviously from what I titled this review you can tell I hated the film. Just to let you know where I'm coming from crime/action/noir type movies are what I live for and are the only movies I enjoy watching. Whenever a new one hits theaters I greatly anticipate seeing it.<br/><br/>Such was the case with Smokin Aces. I loved Joe Carnahan's last movie Narc. It was an amazing movie with a great script, great cast and great direction on Carnahan's part. Sadly Aces was absent of all those things.<br/><br/>The script and plot seemed to come second to the action sequences, speaking of which didn't impress me either. What little plot there was reminded me of a cross between the Usual Suspects and True Romance. It especially seemed like Carnahan must have watched Usual Suspects one too many times and I saw several things he stole directly from other movies such as Mission Impossible III.<br/><br/>As far as the characters go none of them were interesting. There was absolutely no character development of any kind or anyone to root for.<br/><br/>The dialogue was absolutely forgettable and not one memorable line was mumbled throughout the whole film. This was a major disappointment considering some of the great dialogue in Narc.<br/><br/>Don't even get me started on the cast. Ryan Reynolds was wrong for the role he played and Ray Liotta was underused. The two musicians he cast (Common and Alicia Keys) should have never been given a chance to act in the first place.<br/><br/>I can't even believe the studio let him go ahead with this movie after reading the script. This is one of those films where a few years down the line Carnahan and the actors in it are going to admit it stunk.<br/><br/>Let's hope Joe C. does something at least a little better next time.
Joe Carnahan's Smokin Aces. Violent. Hilarious. Eclectic. Colourful. Brilliantly written. This film is one of many I bring up when I meet a film snob who turns their noses up at any kind of pulpy, below the belt, cubist action comedy that isn't a profound statement on the human condition blah blah. While I love discerning the ephemeral themes that high minded films have to offer, I live in the real world where films are there to entertain, first and foremost, and entertaining is an understatement for this movie. Carnahan reaches into his magicians hat and pulls out a loud, lovable, obnoxious bunch of cops, feds, femmes Fatale, assassin's, Vegas lowlifes and assorted psychos that would make a circus ringmaster blush. I won't get too much into the intricate plot, but it involves a whole bunch of seedy weirdos out to get an even seedier Vegas showman and small time thug who's about to turn states evidence. That's all you need. From there the film takes off into orbit from shootout to ridiculous wordplay to unconventional romance to surprising emotional hurt and everything in between. Ryan Reynolds is fantastic as an idealistic FBI agent who very quickly becomes disillusioned and jaded by his superior (Andy Garcia), and Ray Liotta is brilliant as his partner. Jeremy Piven is hilarious, Common gives his role an uncanny depth, and there are really memorable, star making supporting turns from Jason Bateman, Martin Henderson, Tommy Flanagan and Nestor Carbonell. Chris Pine is hilarious in a role so demented it's amazing he managed to top it in weirdness with his turn in Carnahan's excellent recent film Stretch. Ben Affleck shows up long enough to play pool and get ventilated by an MP5, and watch for Matthew Fox in an unrecognizable cameo. I love a good action film noir comic book style thriller. I hate when people get on their high horse, call it a Tarantino ripoff, call it brainless and void of any serious meaning. They seem to forget that movies, although apt to bring us serious brain food and existential weight, are there to make sure we have fun as well. That's something I never want to lose or forget in my film watching adventures.
In 2002, Carnahan made an intense and violent little cop film, "Narc," with Jason Patric and Ray Liotta. He seemed to have absorbed the influences of John Cassavetes and Martin Scorsese and come up with a style of his own. I was a fan of that movie, but Smokin’ Aces feels like Quentin Tarantino's "Kill Bill" pushed much further along into lethal absurdity.
... Richard Messner and Donald Carruthers listen in on Serna and Padiche's phone call? "Surveillance (I-Spy and the FBI)" by Clint Mansell.<br/><br/>... Jack Dupree, Pistol Pete Deeks, and Hollis Elmore are introduced as Dupree talks about Israel? "Smokin' Aces - It's Buddy's World" by Clint Mansell.<br/><br/>... Locke debriefs Messner and Carruthers about Israel? "FBI" by Clint Mansell.<br/><br/>... Georgia Sykes and Sharice Watters are introduced? "SpottieOttieDopaliscious" by Outkast.<br/><br/>... Pasquale Acosta is introduced? "Yo'te Queiro (Oh Ma Corazon)" by Clint Mansell.<br/><br/>... The Tremor brothers are introduced? "Ace of Spades" by Motorhead.<br/><br/>... Lazlo Soot is introduced? "Down on the Street" by The Stooges.<br/><br/>... Israel wakes up in his penthouse? "Segura O Sambura" by Nilton Castro.<br/><br/>... Israel throws cards at hookers? "I Love You" by The Bees.<br/><br/>... Ivy & Beanie get rid of hookers? "Trespassing" by Skull Snaps.<br/><br/>... Tremor brothers drive-by and shoot up Dupree's crew? "Like Light To The Flies" by Trivium.<br/><br/>... Darwin Tremor plays with Dupree's corpse? "Morte Di Un Soldato" by Ennio Morricone.<br/><br/>... Soot murders Hugo in the basement? "Save Yourself" by The Make-Up.<br/><br/>... Acosta murders Bill? "Yo'te Queiro (Oh Ma Corazon)" by Clint Mansell.<br/><br/>... Watters watches Sykes change? "Touch Me Again" by Bernard Pretty Purdie.<br/><br/>... the montage (showing Sykes waiting by the elevator, Hollis making his way to Warren's house, Acosta fixing up his face in the hotel lobby, Tremors going up in the elevator, Soot going up in the elevator, e.t.c...) begins? "Smokin' Aces - It's Buddy's World" by Clint Mansell.<br/><br/>... Soot enters penthouse / Israel freaks out in bathroom? "Big White Cloud" by John Cale.<br/><br/>... Carruthers vs. Acosta? "FBI" by Clint Mansell.<br/><br/>... Warren opens the door to the wounded Hollis? "I Gotcha' Back" by GZA/Genius.<br/><br/>... Watters & Sykes vs. FBI agents? "Welcome To Tahoe!" by Clint Mansell.<br/><br/>... Tremor brothers vs. security team? "First Warning" by The Prodigy.<br/><br/>... Watters' breakdown & death? "Shell Shock" by Clint Mansell.<br/><br/>... Messner walks through crowd outside of hotel and then goes to the hospital? "Aftermath (Body Count)" by Clint Mansell.<br/><br/>... Messner pulls the plug on Israel and Sparazza? "Dead Reckoning" by Clint Mansell.<br/><br/>... during the end credits? "Play Your Cards Right" by Common ft. Bilal, "First Warning" by The Prodigy, "Smokin' Aces - It's Buddy's World" by Clint Mansell. a5c7b9f00b