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Enzo Cilenti

8 August 1974, Bradford, Yorkshire, England, UK

Sam Riley

8 January 1980, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England, UK

Michael Smiley

1963, Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK

Brie Larson

1 October 1989, Sacramento, California, USA

Cillian Murphy

25 May 1976, Douglas, Cork, Ireland

Armie Hammer

28 August 1986, Los Angeles, California, USA

Sharlto Copley

27 November 1973, Johannesburg, South Africa

Babou Ceesay

Noah Taylor

4 September 1969, London, England, UK

Jack Reynor

23 January 1992, Longmont, Colorado, USA

Mark Monero

1968, London, England, UK

Patrick Bergin

4 February 1951, Dublin, Ireland

Sara Dee

Tom Davis

Ben Wheatley

1972, Billericay, Essex, England, UK

Ben Wheatley

1972, Billericay, Essex, England, UK

Amy Jump

Bernie

Played by: Enzo Cilenti

Stevo

Played by: Sam Riley

Frank

Played by: Michael Smiley

Justine

Played by: Brie Larson

Chris

Played by: Cillian Murphy

Ord

Played by: Armie Hammer

Vernon

Played by: Sharlto Copley

Martin

Played by: Babou Ceesay

Gordon

Played by: Noah Taylor

Harry

Played by: Jack Reynor

Scott Marks

Cornfed curse words fuel a script that doesn't amount to much more than a hateful snatch of Tarantino's set-bound posturing, spiked with a blend of pre-Madonna, semi-intelligible Guy Ritchie oddballs.

April 21, 2017

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Matthew Pejkovic

Well edited, shot and written, Free Fire hits all its targets, an action thriller sure to make audiences gasp and giggle with ease.

April 26, 2017

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Tom Clift

Taking the glamour, if not the glee, out of violent big-screen gun battles, Free Fire draws more on slapstick comedies than it does Hollywood shoot 'em ups.

May 02, 2017

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James Berardinelli

For those who don't mind a little blood & gore and a lot of profanity, Free Fire is a superior alternative to the big-name, bloated action films hogging the largest screens in most multiplexes.

April 23, 2017

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Wenlei Ma

Free Fire is a clever film with snappy writing and decent action choreography. And it's not just a pastiche of Tarantino's work despite the obvious influence.

April 26, 2017

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David Fear

If its clip gets emptied before the characters' ammunition runs out, the film still hits its target dead-center.

April 21, 2017

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Todd Jorgenson

Enjoy watching the bullets fly early and often in what essentially amounts to one long, bloody shootout in a single location.

April 28, 2017

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Joshua Rothkopf

Ben Wheatley shouldn't settle for becoming the next Guy Ritchie. For some reason, he'd like to.

April 21, 2017

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Richard Roeper

Armie Hammer has a gift for deadpan humor, and it's put to great use here. Cillian Murphy is the closest thing to a hero (or at least anti-hero we can root for) in the movie. Brie Larson is a gamer.

April 21, 2017

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CJ Johnson

The good news is, it's definitely fun, and we do care, at least a little, about the characters and the situation ... [but] in its long second act and into its third, it's a very easy movie to tune out of.

April 26, 2017

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Rick Kisonak

Without dialogue that dazzles in juxtaposition to the low-life milieu, what's the function of a film like this? Wheatley, it's clear, hasn't a clue. His experiment misfires, and what's truly minimal is any chance that you'll feel differently.

April 28, 2017

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Katie Walsh

Without soul or wit, we're left with nothing but bad Halloween costumes and artillery. Nostalgia never felt so bad.

April 24, 2017

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