71 (2015) Movie Critic Review

Action, Drama, Hollywood, Movie Review, Thriller, War,

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71 (2015) Movie Critic Review
Rating:     Rated R for strong violence, disturbing images, and language throughout
Production:     Warp Films
Genres:     Action, Drama, Thriller, War
Country:     UK
Language:     English
Director:    Yann Demange 
Stars:    Charlie Murphy ,Jack O'Connell ,Jack O'Connell

71 (2015) Movie Critic Review - 71 Movie Directed by Yann Demange. Under Production: Warp Films. In Cinema Feb 27, 2015 with Stars: Charlie Murphy ,Jack O'Connell ,Jack O'Connell

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indieWIRE | Eric Kohn
71 constantly thrills without sensationalizing its surprises. The war-is-hell ethos drives it forward, so that the movie retains its suspense in conjunction with its dour outlook.
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The Hollywood Reporter | Leslie Felperin
This outstanding, muscular feature debut for French-born, British-based director Yann Demange almost never puts a foot wrong, from the softly underplayed performances to the splendidly speckled cinematography and fine-grained period detailing.
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Variety | Guy Lodge
A vivid, shivery survival thriller that turns the red-brick residential streets of Belfast into a war zone of unconscionable peril.
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Total Film | Matt Glasby
A brutal army thriller that feels like the truth, thanks to take-no-prisoners storytelling and a tell-no-lies performance from Jack O’Connell.
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Empire | Nev Pierce
The villainy is, perhaps unavoidably, somewhat signposted, but this is a tense, gripping thriller that combines real-world relevance with high-concept entertainment. In a superb ensemble, O’Connell is outstanding.
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Slant Magazine | Kenji Fujishima
 It distinguishes itself from Pual Greengrass's films by virtue of its close attention to political and moral ambiguities.
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Time Out London | Dave Calhoun
Demange is a strong storyteller and masks the script’s tendency to nod to every opinion and social division by offering a masterclass in tension as soon as his dramatic bomb starts ticking.
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