Sandler (who again flexes his writing and producing muscles in this film) stars as Lenny Feder, the popular jock in school who is now a successful agent in Hollywood and has an incredible trophy wife in Roxanne (Salma Hayek). They have a lovely life with cute kids who think shooting hoops can only happen on the Wii. But when Lenny finds out his school basketball coach has died, he suddenly realises what is missing in his life: his four childhood best friends.
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So in that respect this movie is in my wheelhouse but 3D? I couldn’t think of a more useless application (at least until Jackass 3D comes out), but the minute they showed a gorgeous shot of Times Square in 3D I was hooked.
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Inspired by Nickelodeon’s popular series “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” in which Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko melded elements of martial arts, Japanese anime and relatable young characters. It is neatly transformed by the film’s writer-director, M. Night Shyamalan, into a compelling adventure in which a world’s future rests in the hands of a child.
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The film tells the story of a woman named Evelyn Salt (Jolie) who works at the CIA. One day, a man walks in, accusing her of being a Russian spy. To avoid being detained and interrogated by her own countrymen, Salt flees, hoping to find her husband whom she knows will be a target. But things aren’t always what they seem, and Salt becomes embroiled in assassination attempts and international espionage.
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The plot follows the same format as the others, where a crew of street dancers team up with more classically trained performers to win a competition. The only difference is that this is the first dance movie in 3D, ahead of Step Up 3D, which will be released later this year.
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