Scene from the film 'No Brakes' starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
As we told you a few months ago, Joseph Gordon-Levitt is in fashion and this weekend, his latest work, 'Without brakes', will be released on the big screen. A film directed by David Koepp, director that some of you will remember for his work as a screenwriter in such blockbuster works as 'Spider-Man', 'Jurassic Park' o 'Mission Impossible' and now looking for a gap in the address after some unsuccessful attempts.
In 'No Brakes', we immerse ourselves in the life of Wilee (Gordon-Levitt), who is a messenger from New York. Every day he must dodge speeding cars, crazed taxi drivers and eight million grumpy pedestrians, who are part of his daily life, but he is the best of New York's agile and aggressive bike messengers. To be so, you have to be of a special breed, with an equal mix of skill and nutty, to ride a superlight bike, with no gears or brakes — risking becoming just another stain on the pavement every time you move between the road. city traffic.
But a guy like Wilee, who's used to continually risking his life, is about to face even greater dangers when his last installment of the day - what at first seemed like service premium routine - ends up becoming a life and death chase through the streets of Manhattan.
As you may have noticed so far, David Koepp makes us a proposal for action, which despite not having triumphed at the American box office, we believe that here it can become a box office title, and we believe it because of how entertaining the story is and because the commercial cinema does not have to be at odds with a decent and fast-paced product. A rhythm that benefits from the excellent production and editing work that has been carried out.
The film also features a constant and successful use of visual resources, that help the viewer to be at all times within the fast pace of the film that takes place for the most part through the jungle of the asphalt in an intelligently presented way.
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