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A gang of criminals and corrupt cops plan the murder of a police officer in order to pull off their biggest heist yet across town.
In TRIPLE 9, a crew of dirty cops are blackmailed by the Russian mob to execute a virtually impossible heist. The only way to pull it off is to manufacture a 999, police code for "officer down". Their plan is turned upside down when the unsuspecting rookie they set up to die foils the attack, triggering a breakneck, action-packed finale filled with double-crosses, greed and revenge.
I was surprised at the lack of push this movie got. This is quite the ensemble of Academy Award nominees (Kate Winslet, Woody Harrelson and Chiwetel Ejiofor), current and future blockbuster stars (Anthony Mackie and Gal Gadot) and prominent T.V. actors (Norman Reedus and Aaron Paul). You would think that alone would help it secure more attention when it was released. John Hillcoat's past work is more on the artsy side but his films have been largely well liked. I didn't see much of the marketing material for Triple 9 but when I read the plot synopsis, it seemed like it could be a lot of fun. I'm still glad I saw it but anyone expecting an End of Watch, The Town or Training Day calibre movie (which are the first three movies that come to mind in comparison to Triple 9) will be disappointed. The movie opens with a bank heist in Atlanta, Georgia. The crew is performing it compromised of 5 people. The two leaders are Michael Atwood (Chiwetel Ejiofor) who functions as the point man in the bank and Russell Welch (Norman Reedus) who is the getaway driver and relays the instructions to the team about police presence and the timing of the job. The other members are Marcus Belmont (Anthony Mackie), Franco Rodriguez (Clifton Collins Jr.) and Gabe Welch (Aaron Paul) who is Russell's brother. It's important to remember that Marcus and Franco are dirty cops. They enter the bank and target a specific safety deposit box. They are in and out quickly and they exit in a separate vehicle from Russell who is still in a truck. It all seems to be going well but Gabe grabbed some cash in the vault and the dye pack explodes while they're driving away. The vehicle is compromised and it leads to them having to hold up someone else while they blow up their original van. The crew is understandably angry at Gabe at the drop off point, especially his brother. They are working for the Russian mafia in Atlanta, Georgia which is being led by Irina Vaslov (Kate Winslet) because her husband is in prison. What's also important to know is that Michael is involved with Irina's sister Elena Vlaslov (Gal Gadot) and they have a child together. While Michael works for them, he and his crew were supposed to be released from any obligation but that is no longer the case, Irina has another job for them and if they don't do it, there will be consequences. If you know anything about Triple 9 beforehand, you'll notice that my early plot description doesn't include Casey Affleck or Woody Harrelson. The reason for that is that you don't get introduced to their characters till around 15-20 minutes in. One of the problems that I had with Triple 9 is that the flow of the plot is very unusual. It's always progressing and it's never boring but it doesn't really feel like there's any movement, especially in the middle of the movie. We find out that there's going to be another heist and the plan is formed but then nothing happens in regards to it for a solid third of the feature. I don't want to give anything away but the plan for the ending doesn't even come into play until there's about a half hour left in Triple 9. It isn't that there isn't anything going on but it was confusing to me and I wanted them to get back into it instead of another scene of the criminals mulling over whether they should do it or not. The other problem was that there wasn't much character development with any of the characters. To be fair, there's a lot of big actors and they all deserve screen time but you can't root for them because you know so little about them. Chris Allen is more or less our protagonist but other than that he has a family and transferred from another part of town, why should we like him? I guess it comes down to the fact he's the only non-corrupt character. The movie also wants to get behind Michael but other than the fact that the Russian Mob is holding his son hostage, we don't really know that much about him. His relationship with his Elena is also pretty cold, why does he care so much about her when all he does is cuss at her when they're around each other? Nobody gets to really dive in to their character because it's just not written there or there was a heavy editing job and all that stuff was on the cutting room floor. I don't want to be all negative about this movie because I did enjoy it. The acting is really good all the way around, they've got an impressive stable of actors here and they all do good work. I was most surprised with Kate Winslet. She was just the right amount of cold and cunning and she really held her own. It channels David Ayer's past work (Ayer is one of my favourite directors working right now) really well from how dingy and gritty it looks and how intense it can be at times. I mean that as a compliment and I really enjoyed it from that angle. I was with this movie up until the end and it offered a couple of good twists in its ending. Triple 9 is hard to rate though. There's great acting and the movie looks cool but when I sat back and looked at it, there seemed to be a lot of stuff missing. There's very little character development over the huge cast and the movie tricks you into thinking it's moving faster than it does. I like heist movies so I'm glad someone is still trying to make a good ensemble heist movies. I'm just going have to split the good and the bad and arrive at a 7.
This is my review of Triple 9 (spoiler free) Directed by John Hillcoat Distributor: Entertainment One. Cast: Casey Affleck, Anthony Mackie, Academy Award Nominee Chiwetel Ejiofor*, 2 time Academy Award nominee Woody Harrelson**, Aaron Paul, Academy Award Winner Kate Winslet***, Norman Reedus. Plot: A gang of criminals and corrupt cops plan to kill an officer to pull off the biggest heist yet across the town. Casey Affleck stars as Chris Allen the nephew of Sergeant Detective Jeffrey Allen (Harrelson) the cop behind the investigation of catching the criminals, and figuring out who the corrupt cops are. Terrell Tompkins (Ejiofor) is the leader of the corrupt cops lead by Irina Vlaslov (Winslet), Winslet's stand out performance really puts the film together kind of like in last year's Steve Jobs. Although this dark and gritty cop thriller was almost never made by Australian director John Hillcoat (The Proposition, The Road), mainly because of production problems and loads of actors dropping out. For example Shia LeBeouf became Charlie Hunnam became Casey Affleck for Chris Allen, then Michael B. Jordan became Mackie as Marcus Atwood, Cate Blanchett replaced for Kate Winslet and Christoph Waltz for Woody Harrelson. It's courageous yet patchy in parts but still gets the story through, but not as good as Dennis Villeneuve's criminally underrated Sicario (2015) it still is a gripping and action packed adventure. These are the reasons why I think this is a must see thriller: Captivating set-pieces: There are several set-pieces used in the film one of them even takes the film to the next level. The main set-piece that will grab your attention is the Ram Raid around the middle of the film, that is truly an original set-piece that is very gripping. Strong Cast: The cast really makes this film people like Chiwetel Ejiofor known 12 Years A Slave, and last years The Martian, Anthony Mackie plays The Falcon in so many Marvel films, Finally the real performance comes from Kate Winslet and her very convincing Russian accent. They make this film a must in my opinion. Finally with the amazing action and intense set-pieces this film is like Point Break vs Sicario and is truly a once in a life time thriller that will have you gripping your seat from start finish. Although it is not for the faint-hearted. Verdict: If you like Se7en and Animal Kingdom and very dark cop thrillers this is the film for you. 8/10 a must watch. *Best performance by an Actor in a leading role 12 Years a Slave (2013), **Best performance by an Actor in a supporting role The Messenger (2009) & Best Actor in a Leading Role The People vs. Larry Flynt (1996), ***Best Actress in a Leading Role The Reader (2008).
Individual scenes are charged with energy, tense confrontations are numerous, and Hillcoat and Cook's intentions were undoubtedly partly to tease and taunt viewers with uncertainly about where they, and the characters, stand, to figure out who's got the power and who doesn't. If it was possible to give a damn about any of them, it would help.
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