If you mess with Idris Elba, he will look for you, he will find you, and he will… well, you know the drill by now, n’est-ce pas? Bastille Day certainly does, casting this so-hot-right-now British star as one of the modern Euro-thriller’s regulation shoot-first-ask-no-questions-whatsoever mavericks.
Nothing is going to stop one-man CIA wrecking crew Sean Briar from foiling a potential terrorist attack on France’s national holiday: not those spoilsport desk jockeys trying to stop the habitual ass-kickings he doles out to assorted swarthy, disposable henchmen; and certainly not the dozy thugs themselves, whose entire plot hinges on inciting mob riots through social media mobilization. “The hashtags will push it over!” crows one villain in deadly earnest, obviously oblivious to Generation Y’s one-click slacktivism.
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Nothing is going to stop one-man CIA wrecking crew Sean Briar from foiling a potential terrorist attack on France’s national holiday: not those spoilsport desk jockeys trying to stop the habitual ass-kickings he doles out to assorted swarthy, disposable henchmen; and certainly not the dozy thugs themselves, whose entire plot hinges on inciting mob riots through social media mobilization. “The hashtags will push it over!” crows one villain in deadly earnest, obviously oblivious to Generation Y’s one-click slacktivism.
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