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Watch Savages Movie Online No Survey Laguna Beach entrepreneurs Ben (Johnson), a peaceful and charitable Buddhist, and his closest friend Chon (Kitsch), a former Navy SEAL and ex-mercenary, run a lucrative, homegrown industry-raising some of the best marijuana ever developed. They also share a one-of-a-kind love with the extraordinary beauty Ophelia (Lively). Life is idyllic in their Southern California town...until the Mexican Baja Cartel decides to move in and demands that the trio partners with them. When the merciless head of the BC, Elena (Hayek), and her brutal enforcer, Lado (Del Toro), underestimate the unbreakable bond among these three friends, Ben and Chon-with the reluctant, slippery assistance of a dirty DEA agent (Travolta)-wage a seemingly unwinnable war against the cartel. -- (C) Universal Release Date Savages Jul 6, 2012 Wide
Actors For Savages
Taylor Kitsch,Aaron Johnson,Salma Hayek,Benicio Del Toro,Blake Lively,John Travolta,Emile Hirsch,Shea Whigham,Demian Bichir,Jana Banker,Candra Docherty,Patrick Fourmy,Gary Stretch,Diego Catano,Karishma Ahluwalia,Joaquín Cosio,Jonathan Carr,Antonio Jaramillo,Jake McLaughlin,Alexander Wraith
Genres Savages : Mystery & Suspense,Drama
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Review For Savages
Stone devotes considerable ingenuity to making atrocity appear as a terrifying kind of home movie, but "Savages" is no more than a summertime debauch. David Denby-New Yorker These are neither good people nor interesting savages, and they're not worth caring about. Neither is the movie. Rex Reed-New York Observer Savages points to a problem with gifted directors, which Stone is, like him or not: They can make a movie that aggravates, infuriates, falters even, but they can really make a movie. Lisa Kennedy-Denver Post Savages isn't about anything except flashily directed mayhem. In this nest of vipers, it's the slitheriest varieties that survive -- at least for a time. Peter Rainer-Christian Science Monitor The movie's great surprise, and delight, is Salma Hayek's Elena, a svelte monster with a Cleopatra haircut who runs the cartel. Joe Morgenstern-Wall Street Journal The film is impressive. David Edelstein-New York Magazine Amid all the violence and profanity, Oliver Stone reveals a begrudging respect for his damned characters. Tim Grierson-Deadspin Savages, however, finds a new low for this auteur. It's a trashy, repulsive little flick, so darned unwatchable that it's not even fun to rip the thing apart. Jason Gorber-Twitch Well made and slickly made but amoral junk. Michelle Alexandria-Eclipse Magazine This is by no means Oliver Stone's best work. But it's his best work in well over a decade. Rob Gonsalves-eFilmCritic.com Veers way off course in its second act, becoming confusing and vague - indeed, stoned. But it all comes good in the end. CJ Johnson-ABC Radio (Australia) Oliver Stone's Savages is a recycled popcorn flick straight from the 90s. The performances help prove that point, aside from Benicio Del Toro's creepy, yet effective transformation as Lado. Matt Joseph-We Got This Covered Oliver Stone returns to the grit, grime, and blood of his glory days with Savages, a breakneck SoCal-set thriller about the death of sensitivity in the modern age. Glenn Heath Jr.-Slant Magazine An unsettling vision of America degenerating into a lawless dystopia like a latter-day Wild Wild West. Kam Williams-NewsBlaze Essentially stupid, but stylistically invigorating, like watching a genius muck about with finger paints like a child on a sugar high. And then it throws it back in your face. Rob Humanick-Projection Booth This film goes about as deep and dark as a summer high. Sure there are flashes of mexploitation fun, but ultimately it's just way too mellow, man. Alice Tynan-The Vine Savages reels you in but then doesn't finish the job. Matthew Toomey-ABC Radio Brisbane Oliver Stone isn't known for making pretty films but ugly is something he does very well. Tim Martain-The Mercury A good piece of gritty, grown-up entertainment. One question, though - has Oliver Stone lost his movie mojo? Jim Schembri-3AW It's a dirty and messy firecracker of a film, but one that's directed with thrill and skill. Colin Fraser-FILMINK (Australia) Its energy has long deflated before an ending that will try the patience of even the most forgiving viewers. There's little to defend once Stone and company have so eagerly adopted the cheap twists of a latter day Shyamalan picture. Glenn Dunks-Trespass Savages is a hot mess - beautiful actors and locations mixed with a plot that starts strong but ultimately turns into a snooze-fest. With a lead villain seemingly ripped from the cover of Cosmo magazine, Stone's latest flick savagely disappoints. -MovieFIX The messy insouciance wears a little thin, and by the time we get to the absurdity of the extended ending, enough is definitely enough. Philippa Hawker-The Age (Australia) I think it's really interesting that Oliver Stone has gone back to this visceral, mischievous, hard-hitting filmmaking. Margaret Pomeranz-At the Movies (Australia) The three leads are a bit on the bland side but perhaps that's the way California potheads are. Del Toro and Travolta are terrific in their more interesting roles. David Stratton-At the Movies (Australia) Stone does his best with the material-aided by no less than three credited editors-but can't compensate for the void at the film's centre. An absence less of morality, than of simple chemistry. Shane Danielsen-sbs.com.au