The movie “Wild Card 2015” follows the story of a former gambling addict, Nick Wild, who gets pulled back into the world he left behind. Despite his best efforts to stay out of trouble, Nick is forced to gamble his way to freedom after getting in over his head with some dangerous criminals. Filled with fast-paced action and intense suspense, this movie is a wild ride that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end.
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Review
Oh, sweet readers, lend me your ears! For I bring tidings of a movie so thrilling, it shall leave you breathless and wanting more. I speak of none other than “Wild Card”, a film that is the very embodiment of Shakespeare’s line “All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players”.
Set in the glittering city of Las Vegas, the film tells the tale of Nick Wild (our hero, played by none other than Jason Statham), a man with a dark past who now makes his living as a bodyguard and occasional gambler. When a former lover seeks his help to fend off some gangsters, Nick finds himself drawn back into the seedy underworld he had tried to leave behind.
The storyline is as complex and multi-layered as any of Shakespeare’s works. We have betrayal, revenge, redemption, love lost and found again. It is a testament to William Goldman’s skillful screenplay that he manages to weave all these threads together into a coherent narrative that keeps us on the edge of our seats.
But let us not forget the acting! Oh brave Jason Statham, how thou hast proven yet again that thou art more than just an action hero. With his weather-beaten face and gravelly voice, Statham brings Nick Wild to life with an intensity that grabs you by the throat from the first frame.
Of course, no Shakespearean drama can be complete without its supporting cast. And what a cast it is! From Sofia Vergara’s fiery performance as Dario’s girlfriend to Stanley Tucci’s sardonic turn as Nick’s confidante; each actor delivers their lines with aplomb and makes their mark on the story.
But let us not overlook our villain either! Milo Ventimiglia plays Danny DeMarco with such ease that we almost forget he is supposed to be our antagonist. His charm and wit are matched only by his ruthlessness, making him a worthy foe for our hero.
The dialogue is crisp and sharp, peppered with enough wit and humor to keep things from getting too heavy. The chemistry between Statham and Vergara is particularly delightful, their banter crackling with sexual tension and mutual attraction.
And what of the cinematography? The film’s director Simon West has done an excellent job of capturing the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas, while also showing us its seedy underbelly. His use of color and lighting is masterful, creating a visual feast for the eyes.
But it is not just the technical aspects that make “Wild Card” such a great film. At its heart, it is a story about second chances. About how we can all make mistakes but still have the ability to turn our lives around if we are given the opportunity.
And isn’t that what Shakespeare’s plays were all about? Exploring universal themes that are as relevant today as they were hundreds of years ago.
In conclusion, “Wild Card” is a triumph of filmmaking that deserves to be mentioned alongside some of Shakespeare’s greatest works. Its combination of thrilling action, wry humor and heartfelt emotion makes it a must-see for anyone who appreciates good cinema. As Nick Wild himself would say – “It’s time to flip the script!”
Technical Data
- Runtime : 92
- Release : 2015-01-14
- Genre : Thriller, Crime, Action
- Cast : Jason Statham as Nick Wild, Michael Angarano as Cyrus Kinnick, Dominik Garcia as Holly, Milo Ventimiglia as Danny DeMarco, Hope Davis as Cassandra
- Crew : Jay Meagher as Sound mixer, William Goldman as Screenplay, William Goldman as Novel, Shelly Johnson as Director of Photography, Dario Marianelli as Original Music Composer
- Popularity 40.69
- Budget : $30,000,000
- Revenue : 0
- Company : SJ Pictures, SJ Heat Productions, Current Entertainment
- Summary : When a Las Vegas bodyguard with lethal skills and a gambling problem gets in trouble with the mob, he has one last play… and it’s all or nothing.
- Tagline : Never bet against a man with a killer hand.
