Storyline
An undercover MI6 agent is sent to Berlin during the Cold War to investigate the murder of a fellow agent and recover a missing list of double agents.
Directors
Cast
Toby Jones, James McAvoy, Til Schweiger, James Faulkner, Eddie Marsan, John Goodman, Charlize Theron, Sam Hargrave, Daniel Bernhardt, Daniel Hargrave, Attila Árpa, Bill Skarsgård, Barbara Sukowa, Greg Rementer, Sofia Boutella, Roland Møller, Declan Hannigan, Cale Schultz, Jóhannes Haukur Jóhannesson, Lili Gesler, Sara Natasa Szonda, Martin Angerbauer, Balázs Lengyel
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Reviews
80
Charlize Theron is the hero we need right now: As devilishly self-serving and smooth as Bond, as physically dynamic and stoic as Wick, Lorraine is confidently equipped to join the legacy of great movie action heroes and she doesn’t need your permission to do it.
78
IGN
Atomic Blonde is one of the best action films of the year.
75
When you’re not shaking your head at Theron’s glass-crunching gymnastics, you’re probably soaking up Leitch’s emerald-lensed atmospheres, Luhrmann-esque set pieces, and the sensual lighting that could give Nicolas Winding Refn a seizure or two. That’s all without saying a single thing about its fabulous soundtrack.
75
Oscillating between the relentless energy of “John Wick” and the dense plotting of a John Le Carré novel, Atomic Blonde never quite finds a happy medium between the two. But when Theron goes back to kicking ass, nothing else matters.
75
Though the film adamantly favors style over substance, there’s more than enough style in every scene to make the film work, thanks in no small part to lush visuals, smart choreography, and extreme commitment on the part of Theron.
