The word-of-mouth ban of “Red Notice” is lifted, Rotten Tomatoes are 43%, and the audience score is 95%

The action film “Red Notice” starring Dwayne Johnson, Ryan Reynolds and Gal Gadot has been lifted from word of mouth.

The film will go live on Netflix on November 12.

“Red Notice” tells that Interpol issued a global alert called “Red Notice” to hunt down the world’s most wanted criminal.

A daring robbery has led to a top criminal profiler of the FBI and two criminals competing against each other on the bar.

It’s hard to tell how things will develop now.

Critics gave “Red Notice” a low evaluation, but the film’s Rotten Tomatoes had a very high popcorn index.

IGN score: 5 points mediocre

Evaluation:

“Red Notice” was full of vitality at the beginning, but later it became a patchwork of many classic movies.

The fit of the three protagonists to the characters is not high. Ryan Reynolds is like a humorous machine, but it also makes people feel a bit noisy.

Gal Gadot makes people feel that she is outside the movie, and Dwayne Johnson’s interpretation of the role is the most suitable.

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Rotten Tomatoes Rating: 43%　

Popcorn Index: 95%

Average score of film critics in M ​​station: 39

Audience rating at station M: 4.5

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