Rent Stratton (2017)
2.6 of 5 from 145 ratings
1h 30min
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- Synopsis:
- Following a mission in Iran which goes spectacularly wrong, Special Boat Service agent Stratton (Dominic Cooper) is summoned by the head of MI6 (Connie Nielson) to undertake another deadly operation. Having been presumed dead, former Soviet operative Barovski (Thomas Kretschmann) has gone rogue and intends to use deadly chemical weapons stolen from his former paymasters to take revenge. Stratton and his team are dispatched to track down Barovski in a nailbiting race against time to stop the unimaginable happening.
- Actors:
- Dominic Cooper, Austin Stowell, Gemma Chan, Connie Nielsen, Thomas Kretschmann, Tom Felton, Jake Fairbrother, Tyler Hoechlin, Derek Jacobi, Lizzie Winkler, Rinat Khismatouline, Igal Naor, Olegar Fedoro, Mohammed Ali, Gregor Babic, Richard Banks, Anthony Chisholm, Madeleine Domries, Ilan Goodman, Lee Nicholas Harris
- Directors:
- Simon West
- Producers:
- Guy Collins, Matthew Jenkins
- Writers:
- Duncan Falconer, Warren Davis II
- Aka:
- Stratton: First Into Action
- Studio:
- Sony
- Genres:
- Thrillers
- BBFC:
- Release Date:
- 01/01/2018
- Run Time:
- 94 minutes
- Languages:
- English DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1
- Subtitles:
- English, English Hard of Hearing
- Formats:
- Pal
- Aspect Ratio:
- Widescreen 2.39:1
- Colour:
- Colour
- BLU-RAY Regions:
- (0) All
- Bonus:
- Cast and Crew Interviews
- Making Stratton: Featurette
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Reviews (2) of Stratton
Bond-like actioner - Stratton review by Alphaville
British actioners with the pizazz of Hollywood are thin on the ground. When one turns up, it’s to be applauded. Mercifully unsullied by British cinema’s love affair with social realism, this is escapist fare far superior to recent staid Bond efforts. Dominic Cooper struts his stuff as an SBS operative, there’s a ruthless baddie and an MI6 mole. The action includes a car chase in Rome, a boat chase in London and stunts with a double decker bus. Simon West (Con Air, The Expendables etc.) knows how to direct action (see DVD Extras for a ‘making of’ feature). Sure, it’s derivative, clichéd and by-the–numbers, with the usual orchestral muzak score, but it’s more fun to watch than most British films. Go, go, go!
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abysmal - Stratton review by gm
like a bad episode of the original A-team (remember them?) Derek Jacobi must be in dire straits indeed to appear in this, although he was only in the whole film for a few minutes, it was the best thing about it. truly dreadful.
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