Il suit Parker, un artisan et voleur professionnel qui aborde son travail avec une éthique directe et sans état d'âme, et qui est également mortel.Il suit Parker, un artisan et voleur professionnel qui aborde son travail avec une éthique directe et sans état d'âme, et qui est également mortel.Il suit Parker, un artisan et voleur professionnel qui aborde son travail avec une éthique directe et sans état d'âme, et qui est également mortel.
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Patchy Thriller: Stylish Heist That Loses Steam Before Picking Up Again
I gave Play Dirty a 6.5/10 because it's a mixed bag: some strong parts, some frustrating filler, but enough payoff to make it worthwhile.
The opening scenes are excellent... within the first 20 minutes the tension is sharp, the betrayal setup works, and you feel drawn into the ambition of the heist. But then the middle section sags.
For about an hour, the plot meanders: too many character motivations that never quite click, too many twists that add complexity without clarity. Some scenes feel there just to fill time, and occasionally the visuals and setting drop you out of immersion (fake-NY shots, shaky CGI?).
The final 25 minutes lift the film though. Stakes become clear, action sharpens up, and it redeems a lot of earlier dragging. Rosa Salazar in particular shines... when she appears she brings weight and energy. Wahlberg's Parker is competent, but less cunning or charismatic than I expected from earlier Parker adaptations.
Overall, Play Dirty is entertaining if you're willing to put up with uneven pacing. If you like big-scale heists, betrayals, and a strong finish, it delivers enough. If you need consistency or tight plotting throughout, it might frustrate.
The opening scenes are excellent... within the first 20 minutes the tension is sharp, the betrayal setup works, and you feel drawn into the ambition of the heist. But then the middle section sags.
For about an hour, the plot meanders: too many character motivations that never quite click, too many twists that add complexity without clarity. Some scenes feel there just to fill time, and occasionally the visuals and setting drop you out of immersion (fake-NY shots, shaky CGI?).
The final 25 minutes lift the film though. Stakes become clear, action sharpens up, and it redeems a lot of earlier dragging. Rosa Salazar in particular shines... when she appears she brings weight and energy. Wahlberg's Parker is competent, but less cunning or charismatic than I expected from earlier Parker adaptations.
Overall, Play Dirty is entertaining if you're willing to put up with uneven pacing. If you like big-scale heists, betrayals, and a strong finish, it delivers enough. If you need consistency or tight plotting throughout, it might frustrate.
Shane Black returns to the genre he masters to perfection
Shane Black returns, this time with Amazon Studios and MGM, to bring us a crazy heist comedy with a charismatic cast led by Mark Wahlberg.
With a cast that includes Lakeith Stanfield, Rosa Salazar, Keegan-Michael Key, Nat Wolff, and Tony Shalhoub, the film takes us through a series of heists with the characteristic humor of a director who perfectly balances comedy and action. Shane Black delivers an entertaining action comedy reminiscent of those fun '90s movies. Packed with action, chases, and some truly effective gags, this film succeeds in its goal of entertaining. While it may not be entirely coherent, its charming cast makes it all quite believable.
Black adapts Donald E. Westlake's classic anti-hero into an entertaining and well-crafted adventure, starring Mark Wahlberg who masters this type of character. While his performance is fine, he's surrounded by a charismatic cast, always conveying the sense of enjoyment on screen. The director recaptures some of the essence of his prime, albeit a few notches lower, but it's still a good impression for someone who has always been fun to watch in his work.
It's a made-for-streaming movie, something that's noticeable in its visual effects, though it's not overly distracting. The film is entertaining and makes for a good weekend getaway. It has some very funny sequences where the director manages to show his essence, and others that are somewhat weaker, but that doesn't detract from the overall entertainment value. It's an action comedy with ups and downs, but always sincere in its intention to entertain the viewer with its most authentic elements, and it achieves this in a pleasing and effective way.
Afterwards, we can enjoy it if the film lives up to all our expectations. However, it won't waste your time, as at least you'll have one pleasant moment on screen.
With a cast that includes Lakeith Stanfield, Rosa Salazar, Keegan-Michael Key, Nat Wolff, and Tony Shalhoub, the film takes us through a series of heists with the characteristic humor of a director who perfectly balances comedy and action. Shane Black delivers an entertaining action comedy reminiscent of those fun '90s movies. Packed with action, chases, and some truly effective gags, this film succeeds in its goal of entertaining. While it may not be entirely coherent, its charming cast makes it all quite believable.
Black adapts Donald E. Westlake's classic anti-hero into an entertaining and well-crafted adventure, starring Mark Wahlberg who masters this type of character. While his performance is fine, he's surrounded by a charismatic cast, always conveying the sense of enjoyment on screen. The director recaptures some of the essence of his prime, albeit a few notches lower, but it's still a good impression for someone who has always been fun to watch in his work.
It's a made-for-streaming movie, something that's noticeable in its visual effects, though it's not overly distracting. The film is entertaining and makes for a good weekend getaway. It has some very funny sequences where the director manages to show his essence, and others that are somewhat weaker, but that doesn't detract from the overall entertainment value. It's an action comedy with ups and downs, but always sincere in its intention to entertain the viewer with its most authentic elements, and it achieves this in a pleasing and effective way.
Afterwards, we can enjoy it if the film lives up to all our expectations. However, it won't waste your time, as at least you'll have one pleasant moment on screen.
Almost...
This was almost funny, almost exciting and almost clever. It had all the ingredients for another Nice Guys or Kiss Kiss Bang Bang but somehow it just passed by instead. I'm not going to pretend I know what went wrong, it just didn't work for me. Maybe it will for you, so good luck with that. I hope you get along.
Mark, Please Fire Your Agent
What exactly happened to Mark Wahlberg? He used to headline solid films like Shooter, The Departed, and even did great in comedy with The Other Guys. But lately, it feels like he signs up for every bad script that lands on his desk.
Play Dirty is just another forgettable entry on that list. Mark has the money and the reputation.. so why waste it on these throwaway projects? Honestly, the probability of him starring in a good movie these days feels like 1 out of 10, and that says a lot.
What is his agent even doing? Isn't their job to filter scripts and protect his career? Instead, they're turning him into a running joke. Mark deserves better, and so do we as the audience!
Play Dirty is just another forgettable entry on that list. Mark has the money and the reputation.. so why waste it on these throwaway projects? Honestly, the probability of him starring in a good movie these days feels like 1 out of 10, and that says a lot.
What is his agent even doing? Isn't their job to filter scripts and protect his career? Instead, they're turning him into a running joke. Mark deserves better, and so do we as the audience!
Fan of the books...
This is a strange take on the parker books, miscast and the wrong genre. There's only one trait that the protagonist shares with parker and that is that he's a killer.
The film is fine for wasting a couple of hours on an action movie, it morphs into a james bond/fast and furious clone and does so competently.
A few laughs, a few bangs and some titillation - that should have been my title.
The film is fine for wasting a couple of hours on an action movie, it morphs into a james bond/fast and furious clone and does so competently.
A few laughs, a few bangs and some titillation - that should have been my title.
5 Watchlist Recommendations From Director Shane Black
5 Watchlist Recommendations From Director Shane Black
Play Dirty writer-director Shane Black offers up some of his all-time favorite watches.
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- AnecdotesFilming for Play Dirty began in March 2024 in Sydney, New South Wales, including Sydney Harbour and Ku-ring-gai locations, though filming in New York City is not prominently verified.
- GaffesA human running over the top of a car will dent and damage body panels, but a thoroughbred racehorse weighing as much as six humans running over a car would crush the roof. The car at the racetrack shows no signs of damage.
- ConnexionsReferenced in Minty Comedic Arts: 10 Things You Didn't Know About Lethal Weapon 2 (2025)
- Bandes originalesRing Those Christmas Bells
Written by Marve Fisher & Gus Levene
Performed by Peggy Lee
Courtesy of MCA Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
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- 2h 5min(125 min)
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- 2.39:1
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