Mile 22

Name: Mile 22
Genre: Action, Adventure, Thriller, Crime
Released: August 17, 2018
Duration: 94 min
Rating: 38
Cast: Alexandra Vino, Carlo Alban, Chae-rin Lee, David Garelik, Iko Uwais

2018

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STX Entertainment | Release Date: August 17, 2018

Starring: Alexandra Vino, Carlo Alban, Chae-rin Lee, David Garelik, Iko Uwais, Jessica Dawson Strong, John Malkovich, Keith Arthur Bolden, Lauren Cohan, Lauren Mary Kim, Mark Wahlberg, Natasha Goubskaya, Nikolai Nikolaeff, Peter Berg, Poorna Jagannathan, Raven Wynn, Ronda Rousey, Sala Baker, Sam Medina, Terry Kinney

Summary: James Silva (Mark Wahlberg) is an operative of the CIA's most highly-prized and least-understood unit. Aided by a top-secret tactical command team, Silva must retrieve and transport an asset who holds life-threatening information to Mile 22 for extraction before the enemy closes in.

Director: Peter Berg

Genre(s): Action, Adventure, Thriller, Crime

Rating: R

Runtime: 94 min

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ReelViews - James Berardinelli

Aug 17, 2018

The short running length is a benefit because it means that Mile 22 doesn’t stick around long enough to wear out its welcome – a too-often evident problem in films of this sort. Read full review

The Film Stage - Mike Mazzanti

Aug 22, 2018

The result is at times quite thrilling, and clocking in at 90 minutes, refreshingly concise. Read full review

Variety - Owen Gleiberman

Aug 16, 2018

Berg, when he wants to be, is a surgical craftsman of chaos. Yet Mile 22 has little weight or resonance. Read full review

The A.V. Club - A.A. Dowd

Aug 16, 2018

In almost all respects, but especially structurally, Mile 22 is a mess. Read full review

ScreenCrush - Matt Singer

Aug 16, 2018

The fights and shootouts are too choppy to be clear and too bloody to be fun. It’s basically an over-caffeinated lecture about geopolitics with frequent cutaways to grisly murders. It didn’t necessarily need a page one rewrite, but a better and less hectic edit could have done wonders. Read full review

Slant Magazine - Jake Cole

Aug 16, 2018

When Mark Wahlberg's Silva isn't wielding run-on sentences as military-grade weapons, he barks out derivative commands and asinine statements that make him sound like a 13-year-old playing Call of Duty. Read full review

Film Threat - Bobby LePire

Aug 26, 2018

This isn’t a movie, it is anti-cinema; an endurance test to discover how malleable a human’s brain is. Read full review

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dchipps1945

Aug 18, 2018

I just saw this movie which I can’t remember the name but it has Agent Marky Mark in it and a girl who looks hot but she’s dangerous and can’t wear makeup but if she was in a makeup role she probably could maybe be as hot as the Black Widow girl. Also that girl wrestler who’s trying to actI just saw this movie which I can’t remember the name but it has Agent Marky Mark in it and a girl who looks hot but she’s dangerous and can’t wear makeup but if she was in a makeup role she probably could maybe be as hot as the Black Widow girl. Also that girl wrestler who’s trying to act now who should just keep wrestling.

They work for a secret organization that’s more secret than the CIA that’s called the ADHD.

The story is there’s hardly any killing for the first two minutes and then lots when they go out and get in cars and trucks and fight guys on motorcycles. The hot girl has phone calls with a mean husband and wants to talk to the daughter but he won’t let her but that part goes away. The big boss is cool because he’s called Mother (the guys are called chess pieces and then children) and he has all these cameras that say their heartbeats and stuff and he’s super cool because he has bobble-heads that go into a special case and he wears old-fashioned sneakers.

The style is sometimes Mother says philosophy and I think Marky Mark does too but he talks really fast and lots so I couldn’t tell. And Marky Mark always snaps a rubber band and the bad guy is always touching his fingers to his thumbs and that was the only dumb part of the movie that I wish they didn’t have because I wanted it to stop all the time.

No scene lasts for more than five seconds so the movie goes by really fast and I won’t give away the ending but I will say what a surprise.

The only thing I couldn’t figure out was why there were no policemen or ambulance men or firemen. And I don’t think there were any people on the street. But to sum up WOW GREAT MOVIE TEN STARS UP.… Expand

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ryu9376

Oct 15, 2018

Literally was on the edge of my seat from the very beginning... & that ending... Maaaaaaan, if they don't have another film, I'll be mighty disappointed.

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movieater

Nov 3, 2018

Good action scene, good characters, simple story, apparently you'll get a little bit angry about the ending. A good trailer and an OK movie.

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Vitor007

Sep 23, 2018

With its tiresome storyline, "Mile 22 " Does not convince us even with its considerable action scenes. Slow, without much base on something central (objective) to worry about. Its high point lies in the conclusion where they bet everything to make the film reasonable, risking the littleWith its tiresome storyline, "Mile 22 " Does not convince us even with its considerable action scenes. Slow, without much base on something central (objective) to worry about. Its high point lies in the conclusion where they bet everything to make the film reasonable, risking the little dignity that the film still had. Hasty.… Expand

1 of 1 users found this helpful10

amheretojudge

Aug 19, 2018

following the wrong directions..

Mile 22 Mile 22 is a plot driven mind-numbing action feature with an agenda of an "in and out" missions that all goes horribly and expectedly wrong. Wahlberg's last few unstable features corners him to shake Berg's magic hat and draw out the card from itfollowing the wrong directions..

Mile 22

Mile 22 is a plot driven mind-numbing action feature with an agenda of an "in and out" missions that all goes horribly and expectedly wrong. Wahlberg's last few unstable features corners him to shake Berg's magic hat and draw out the card from it but unfortunately this time, it isn't the card that anyone was seeking for, not even the makers. It inherently gets difficult to rub on a genre that is already almost explored in each way, and addition to that when you feed the audience a wafer thin concept and expects them to be blown away by the blazing barrels; it's a bit much. Not only does the feature surfs around the surface, the characters that it forcibly installs is just pathetically one-dimensional. One of the primary reason why it fails on levels, is its antagonist, which is not kept under any shade but is just non-existent, leaving the audience with the stakes that are all hoax and all distraction. The anticipated twists and turns which are mundane in such genres, is so independent from any of the incidents occurred in the feature, that it nullifies itself; the viewers couldn't care less. It doesn't have any circle that comes around or makes sense, nor any arc or gist to stand on the self-created slippery ground. As much as exciting it is to experience sharp sound effects, its heightened version latter, shucks it all way. A decent background score or cinematography is pure myth in here, although the camera work is intriguing and convincing whose credit goes to Berg's experience. The choreographed action sequences are enthralling with all the actors working hard and investing all their chips in, especially Uwais who easily is the highlight of it. Berg's world in here seems like the first draft of the script, where his weaving of the structure in front of the audience takes out every inch of the thrill that was about to hit them. Wahlberg is annoyingly loud and disappointingly unstable in his portrayal where no supporting cast like Cohan, Rousey and Malkovich, is supporting him. Berg; the director, still needs some work to do especially to work with his editing department, since all crisp is purely hazardous. Few action sequences and sharp sound effects are the only high points of this sinking feature. Mile 22 has a long way to go, probably more than it titles for, but in the end it too wouldn't matter since they are following the wrong directions.… Expand

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section20mi6

Nov 4, 2018

With little to none editing skills, this film could be the worst ever made by Berg.

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twhitsitt

Aug 18, 2018

This is the most convoluted disjointed unbelievable clown show I ever saw. Not even Mark Wahlberg could save this one. I'm certain that he is embarassed on his way to the bank.

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