Skydance’s ‘Heart of Stone’ | Gal Gadot is a spy

[Stringer]

I'm shocked.

 

[Web-Head]

I'm pretty sure AI wrote this movie

 

[Lily Adler]

Netflix continuing to release mediocre action films.

 

[KaijuDude1992]

I didn't hate this or think it was awful but its definitely more bland, generic and forgettable than anything else which is probably worse because it makes it even more disappointing/frustrating IMO.

I definitely think this had potential with a better director and better writers, but the effort just isn't there and while I liked Gal's character, she deserves a way better action vehicle than this.

Also, Hollywood just continues to give Jamie Dornan bad roles for some reason. Between this and that awful Robin Hood movie from 2018 I honestly can't remember the last good thing he was in.

It's really too bad because he was great in The Fall.

 

[Kane52630]

Also, Hollywood just continues to give Jamie Dornan bad roles for some reason. Between this and that awful Robin Hood movie from 2018 I honestly can't remember the last good thing he was in.

He was incredible in Belfast which came out a couple of years ago.

Also, he was great in Anthropoid which is a real spy film from WWII and it's 100x more intense than anything you saw in Heart of Stone.

 

[FunkMiller]

More asinine garbage designed by committee to appeal to shareholders.

 

[dark_b]

think about the amount of people who talked about the Grey Man and Red Notice. With this movie its less than 20%. How can Gadot get so big paychecks?

 

[Dr.]

A curious escapade.

Perhaps an adequate diversion on a service you’re already subscribed to; but perhaps not worth $13 for a (hypothetical) theatrical product.

I speculate that this movie was trying to straddle the boundary between the fantastical “super spy” genre (dumb but fun) and a more grounded, Jason Bourne-esque approach. And maybe this middle ground is trickier to pull off. In any case… it was a bit better, IMO, than Red Notice.