Memory 4K 2022 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

Alex Lewis, a professional hitman with a reputation, at one point went against the wind and now has to fight off both the FBI and the crime boss. All because the killer refused to break his moral code.

Review 4K Movie

The killer at work in the very prologue, at the very beginning and, the accents of this film are quite clear. Two hours of 'ninja' of these days will strangle, eliminate, send to the other world. People, big and small, someone came to some not to their liking, someone crossed the road, and therefore got on the 'order list'.

This painting has three 'streams'. The leading figure defines the intrigue. Two side figures are called upon to perform auxiliary function, to reinforce the construction. Alex Lewis (Liam Neeson) assassin demonstrates skill lessons with knives. Portrait novelty, the character is deprived. Spruce suit, snow-white shirt, stylish shoes... It's the same as always. It's all Hollywood. The FBI unravels a human trafficking case, the detective (Guy Pearce) and his colleagues puzzle charades in search of answers with a game of catch-up. The second course is done. Texas's 'Real Estate Queen' (Monica Bellucci) shady affairs far from clean-cut is the final piecemeal puzzle. The action genre combines both the first and the second and the third. That's what 'three streams' is all about. At some point, they merge into a single stream. Also, from the author - what outfits does evil wear? What is the face of this evil?

Just 'yesterday' Liam Neeson was dusting off as an FBI agent 'solving' cases of big and small acts, and now he's feeding killer bikes to the drive-thirsty crowd. The 'Shadow Game' was followed by 'Memory' from the screen. A month later, in June 2022, the actor is 70 years old with a bell ringing, settle down, it would seem, calm down - no, run, run, rub, rub, rub, creates story after story. Grandpa, how agile... Still able to captivate his audience with his image, organic in his role, not irritated by incongruity. The years behind his back for the viewer, they can, in fact, reproach him for it - a defocusing of consciousness in the growing progression of the disease. The character in the frame is sick. Seriously ill. Oh, like that? Well, that makes sense, then. Then you can forgive the hero's age in this 'freaky' profession, and even smile at the tricky fate of the 'poor guy'. Why does he do all this? What for? Hasn't he saved up money for many years? Hasn't he set aside a 'lemon' or two for his comfortable old age?

Every hitman, and they are, of course, a 'piece of merchandise', have their own code. Their own. I remember Leon in Luc Besson's Leon, 'Except for women and children', professed it. Alex Lewis (Liam Neeson) also has a measure of life. It determines the 'gravity' of what has been done now. Here. It is a thread that binds one's memory from childhood.

What can you say about the experience of coming into contact with creation? In my opinion, this 'Memory' is a rather average film. Passable, uninvolving, without any sparkle. Watch it once and forget it. You won't come back to the picture, that's for sure. But thank you to the lead violinist. God give you more and more, as they say...