How do they all have so much ammo for their guns?

A movie with more than a whiff of cordite about it.

A wonderful example of a guilty pleasure movie

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Cillian Murphy, Sam Riley, and Michael Smiley in Free Fire (2016)

Cillian Murphy and Michael Smiley in Free Fire (2016)

Noah Taylor, Sharlto Copley, Babou Ceesay, Armie Hammer, and Jack Reynor in Free Fire (2016)

Brie Larson and Cillian Murphy in Free Fire (2016)

Brie Larson, Noah Taylor, Sharlto Copley, Babou Ceesay, and Armie Hammer in Free Fire (2016)

Brie Larson and Sharlto Copley in Free Fire (2016)

Sharlto Copley

Brie Larson

Armie Hammer

Amy Jump

Ben Wheatley

Set in Boston in 1978, a meeting in a deserted warehouse between two gangs turns into a shoot-out and a game of survival.

Free Fire

Tarantino, Ritchie, Woo, Scorsese, they&apos;re all here . . . with lots of guns

By no means an &quot;important&quot; movie, but a good way to kill a Thursday afternoon in an empty theater. &quot;Free Fire&quot; makes no pretense at anything other than a sustained warehouse shootout intermixed with snatches of dialogue (snarky banter for the most part). Its cast of reprobates in gaudy &apos;70s wear is really what makes this fun (in particular the foxy Brie Larson, and both Armie Hammer and Sharlto Copley providing yuks).

I really did grow to like these people (some more so) and that helps when the whizzing bullets start to lose their appeal (I say that as an ardent admirer of cinematic gun-play); enough so that the loss of one character was a real disappointment. We never got to hear the John Denver story! 

7/10

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Tarantino, Ritchie, Woo, Scorsese, they're all here . . . with lots of guns

By no means an "important" movie, but a good way to kill a Thursday afternoon in an empty theater. "Free Fire" makes no pretense at anything other than a sustained warehouse shootout intermixed with snatches of dialogue (snarky banter for the most part). Its cast of reprobates in gaudy '70s wear is really what makes this fun (in particular the foxy Brie Larson, and both Armie Hammer and Sharlto Copley providing yuks).

I really did grow to like these people (some more so) and that helps when the whizzing bullets start to lose their appeal (I say that as an ardent admirer of cinematic gun-play); enough so that the loss of one character was a real disappointment. We never got to hear the John Denver story! 

7/10

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