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Mark Burnell, Mark Burnell

User ratings=5,5 of 10 stars

actor=Blake Lively, Elly Curtis

duration=109 Min

Directed by=Reed Morano

Not really a movie to quickly jump up to see it in theaters for, it looks mediocre at best, it has that recycled plot that we get a million times and Im all for revenge films, when they are done right, Ill of course have to see the movie to find out, but i am not impressed.

 

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Reza's Friend #1 Peter Newington... Reza's Friend #2 Jude Law... Iain Boyd Nasser Memarzia... Suleman Kaif Amira Ghazalla... Alia Kaif Sterling K. Brown... Mark Serra Albert Christmas... Giler Doorman Ibrahim Renno... Vincent (First Giler Suit) Maceo Oliver... Jimmy (Second Giler Suit) Max Casella... Leon Giler Degnan Geraghty... Punter Wentao Ma... College student Abril Keinrath... Walking girl Fleur Phoenix Munroe... Working Girl Mark Quigley... Army Pal Carmen Calle... Manifestation Member Produced by Barbara Broccoli... producer Alastair Burlingham... co-executive producer executive producer Christelle Conan... Stuart Ford... Vaishali Mistry... Redmond Morris... co-producer Andrew Noakes... Denise O'Dell... David Pope... Gary Raskin... Sabine Schenk... line producer: NY Unit Greg Shapiro... Jayne-Ann Tenggren... Simon Williams... Gregg Wilson... Michael G. Wilson... Music by Steve Mazzaro Cinematography by Sean Bobbitt Film Editing by Joan Sobel Casting By Debbie McWilliams Production Design by Tom Conroy Art Direction by Dídac Bono Louise Mathews... (Irish Unit) Gary McGinty Nenazoma McNamee Christina Moore... supervising art director Ernesto Solo... (New York Unit) Set Decoration by Crispian Sallis Costume Design by Eimer Ni Mhaoldomhnaigh Makeup Department Catherine Argue... key hair stylist Vivian Baker... personal makeup designer and artist for blake lively Víctor Javier Bernardos... makeup artist crowd dailies Alma Casal... makeup assistant for Blake Lively Carla Edwards... makeup trainee Doone Forsyth... hair & makeup artist Jesús García... hair stylist/hair assistant Sian Grigg... 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Jonny Benson... second assistant director Amy Burke... daily trainee assistant director: crowd Mairéad Campbell... crowd assistant director Chris Corbould... second unit director Marta Criado... production assistant Glenn Delaney... 1st AD action unit Aoife Doyle... Miriam Ferguson... Conor Flannery... additional assistant director: dailies Oisín Fleming... Vincent Giarratano... second assistant director: New York Unit Anna Harrison... third assistant director Mike Hayes... first assistant director: second unit - Ireland Nicola Jackson... additional third assistant director Juan Jiménez... first assistant director: spain Siobhan Kavanagh... daily trainee assistant director Lisa Kelly... additional second assistant director David Kennedy... crowd second assistant director Carmen Kovacs... Joe Landry... second second assistant director: New York Unit Nick Laurence... Colmán Mac Cionnaith... Jairo Murray... first assistant director: Spain Colm O'Brien... Aoise O'hUiginn... Angie Paúl... second second assistant director Jason Rickwood... Richard Styles... first assistant director George Walker... Kieron Walshe... third assistant director: extras Mark Coffey... trainee assistant director (uncredited) Art Department Matthew Amenta... property master: New York Unit Dermot Blighe... stand-by props Pablo Buratti... storyboard artist Gareth Byrne... set dresser Alix Cafferky... props buyer assistant Laia Castellvi... buyer Federico Ciommo... chargehand standby props Rebeca Comerma... assistant set decorator Fiona Cooney... graphic designer Melanie Downes... graphic designer: dailies Javier Escandell... swing gang 4 (uncredited) Marc Estrugo... assistant art director Mick Flood... property master Jorge Flores... Fede Fueraparte... Joxean Goya... leadman: Spain James Grimes... props Jason Groarke... Joel Herrera... Clare Hynes... assistant buyer: dailies Darren Kearney... h. o. d. scenic Irina Kuksova... 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Edurne de Pablo... stunt department coordinator spain Jamie Dobb... stunt driver Eduardo Gago Muñoz... Yves Girard... assistant stunt coordinator Evangelos Grecos... Conor Hegarty... David Hernández Silva... Jason Hunjan... Martin Ivanov... stunt driver double: Jude Law Josh Lakatos... María Jesús Lucas... stunt double: Hafsia Harzi / stunt double: Samira Hassan Alejandro López Estacio... hod stunt rigger Boris Martinez... assistant stunt coordinator / stunt coordinator: Spain Fernando Martín Maestro... Yvon McCarthy... Stunt Swimming Double: Blake Lively Eduardo Moratilla... Lee Morrison... stunt coordinator Vanda Móczár... Stunt Double: Blake Lively (as Vanda Mocár) Abian Padrón... stunt performer / stunts Tilly Powell... stunt driving double: Blake Lively Ashley Pynn... Ricardo Rocca... Brandy Rodríguez... Olivier Schneider... Supervising Stunt Coordinator Sebastien Soudais... stunt double Ivan Vodenicharov... Kaloian Vodenicharov... Laura Vörtler... Rachel Walker... 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Best boy rigging grip Eduardo Jara... electrician (as Eduardo Cabrera) Conor Keary... video assist trainee Nic Lawson... cinematographer: 2nd Unit Sean Leonard... digital imaging technician Alan Lynch... rigging: set electrician Jesús Martínez... additional grip Adam Masters... Desk Op Adriana Mateos... second assistant camera: b camera Andrew McGill-Coggin... daily grip / splinter unit grip Esme Pum McNamee... b camera assistant / b camera first assistant Ruder Miranda... electrician (uncredited) Álvaro Morales... key grip: Spain Jem Morton... key grip William Newell... gaffer: new york unit Niall O'Connor... digital imaging technician: Spain Andrew O'Reilly... a camera focus puller Dani Pajares... dailies electrician Sergio Peralta... video assist David Polo... best boy: Spain Conor Quinn... 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Pete Conlin... post production (uncredited) Heather Goodwillie... Michael Ritter... senior producer digital cinema (uncredited) Location Management Eva Andújar... location assistant Grant Bobbett... locations scout Juan Antonio Clemente... location manager Carolina Cosmen... location coordinator Michael Farrell... Tate Fernandez... Gine Lui... location scout: new york Davide Manera... assistant base camp manager Jack Murphy... location trainee Stan Nangle... assistant location manager Barry Newman... Leanne O'Hagan... Brendan O'Sullivan... Anthony Pisani... Félix Rosell... supervising location manager Michael Swan... location scout Gordon Wycherley... Music Department Aldo Arechar... score mixer assistant Lorne Balfe... additional music Robin Baynton... music editor Lori Castro... score technical assistant Chuck Choi... Technical Score Consultant Ian Herbert... music clearance Steven Kofsky... music production services Alejandro Moros... technical assistant Aminé Ramer... Ryan Rubin... music consultant Jed Smith... trailer music Seth Waldmann... score mixer Hans Zimmer... executive music producer Script and Continuity Department Jeanette McGrath... script supervisor Veronica Mulero... additional script supervisor Transportation Department Virginia Arostegui... picture vehicle assistant supervisor Guillermo Beltrán Mateos... unit driver Claudia Calvo Varo... Picture Vehicle Assistant Coordinator Chantal Celiz... Picture Vehicles Coordinator Luis Cuenda... truck man/driver Paul Cullen... transportation captain Elena Falcones de Celis... transport manager: Spain Chele Guardia... recce driver Leon Keegan... Facility Captain Vince Levins... head of department: tech trucks Macarena Martinez Lopez... Transport Coordinator Alberto Navas... 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Free Movie The Rhythm. So, another Peppermint. “I know Krav Maga” “I know shooting people on the head”. Would appreciate renting a movie that I have to restart every 5-10 min, very irritating. Cant wait for the sequel “Car Guy”. The rhythm section free movie. Free Movie The Rhythm section 1. 🤘🏽🖤 excellent cover. Free Movie The Rhythm sections. When you see gt40 in classic race rome circuit. You could tell that there was something wrong with The Rhythm Section as early as last April when Paramount didn’t include the title in its CinemaCon reel of then-intended big pics like Terminator: Dark Fate and Gemini Man. After what was buzzed to be a female James Bond pic from 007 Eon producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael Wilson, we finally learned why Paramount didn’t bet on this critically panned-audience rejected knock-off of La Femme Nikita. Rhythm Section reps Blake Lively ’s lowest wide opening at the domestic box office with $2. 8M. It’s an unfortunate setback for the former Gossip Girl alum, who’s proved herself to be bankable on a global basis with A Simple Favor ($97M+) and The Shallows ($119M). Man, she even injured her hand during filming. Note this is a film that she over-delivered on, and critics have been quick to note her sublime performance. Rhythm Section is also the lowest opening ever for a movie debuting at 3, 000-plus theaters. Related Story Kumail Nanjiani & Issa Rae Comedy 'The Lovebirds' To Nest At Netflix With Paramount shelling out $31M for most of the world on this $50M production (before P&A), sources tell me this morning that the Melrose lot is apt to lose between $30M-$40M. Currently, I hear that the overseas launch for Rhythm Section is up in the air, with the studio pondering a direct to video title for Rhythm Section abroad after the dismal stateside results. UK and India released this past weekend. If Rhythm Section doesn’t get a theatrical release in offshore territories, than its lucrative international television deals won’t kick in. If the movie gets distribution in material territories, the P&A versus TV revenue lowers the loss to $25M-$30M. Paramount doesn’t have Germany or China, the latter market, by the way, I hear is without a distributor, with rights being shopped after former Tang Media and IM Global owner Donald Tang defaulted on rights. But if you want to know what went wrong with Rhythm Section, you have to go back to the beginning. In sum, Broccoli and Wilson, two producers known for steering big budget 007 action movies, were thrust into indie finance hell, I hear. Broccoli and Wilson weren’t available for full comment on this story, but provided the following statement to Deadline over the weekend: “We are obviously disappointed with the box office, but proud of Reed and our movie and the overwhelmingly positive reaction to Blake’s performance, ” said the Eon producers. While Rhythm Section was initially set-up by former IM Global boss Stuart Ford, given his friendship with the Eon producers,, pre-production financing went off the rails when Donald Tang took over IM Global, and Ford left in August 2017. I hear that suddenly, Eon was dealing with China partners, and given the Byzantine form of financing in the PRC, that’s when funding slowed down. Critics have pointed out that the biggest blunder with Rhythm Section is its hackneyed screenplay, and I hear that Mark Burnell’s script, adapted from his own novel, always had problems. Given the problems in pre-production, fixes couldn’t be made to the script no matter how much talent boarded this movie in Eon, Lively, and Emmy-winning indie filmmaker Reed Morano. I also understand there was a miscommunication between Eon and Paramount in regards to what Rhythm Section actually was: Rhythm Section was always pitched as a slow burn, noirish Euro thriller by Eon. Not a female Bond film, even though Paramount won the rights in a competitive bid. As we know, Lively injured her knuckle during production in December 2017, forcing filming to shut down for six months. But I’m told by multiple sources that didn’t spike the production cost, as insurance covered that gap. Then, in post-production, I understand that Morano, Lively, and Eon all clashed on what the final product should be, with the latter’s vision winning out. Note this wasn’t a scenario like Will Smith and Bad Boys for Life: Lively wasn’t a producer on Rhythm Section with a voice. 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That was obvious to entertainment social analytics corp RelishMix, which noted a late-breaking campaign that didn’t really impact social media metrics, with few upticks in daily Facebook and YouTube views. “What Rhythm Section lacks is the dazzling partnership or spot that has galvanized fans, ” reports RelishMix, adding that prior to opening, “discussion on social for this movie leaned negative, as the overall sentiment reflects an audience that has seen the ‘bad-ass chick’ before, and there is little to nothing new here. ” In the end, both critics and audiences agreed that Rhythm Section had zero heat, with Rotten Tomatoes at 33% Rotten, PostTrak exits at 2 1/2 stars, and a CinemaScore of C+. Despite Rhythm Section ‘s hot mess here at the box office, bright days lie ahead for Eon with its next Bond movie, No Time to Die, over Easter weekend, plus the rosy forecasts for Paramount’s Sonic the Hedgehog ($47M 4-day over Valentine’s Day/Presidents Day weekend) and cash cow A Quiet Place II on March 20.

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nzeisen.amebaownd.com/posts/8022007
https://seesaawiki.jp/nagozese/d/Film%20Noir%2060%20Frames%20Per%20Second%20El%20Ritmo%20De%20La%20Venganza
noshiyakuba.amebaownd.com/posts/8019817
The Rhythm Section
https://ameblo.jp/hachisosemi/entry-12586949452.html
seesaawiki.jp/kishitsuta/d/The%20Rhythm%20Section%20Watch%20Free%20720p(hd)%20HD%20imdb%20id%20tt7134096%20HDTVRIP
https://www.openlearning.com/u/metlerecmost/blog/PirateBayFreeMovieTheRhythmSection/

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