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- Tobin Frost is a CIA agent who's believed to have turned rogue, is in Capetown, South Africa. When he is pursued by men who want to kill him, he goes to the American Consulate where he knows he will be arrested. When the CIA learns of this, it's decided to bring him to a safe house in Capetown, where they will interrogate him. Shortly after they arrive, the men who chased Frost storm the safe house and kill everyone there. Matt Weston, the agent who's tasked with looking after the safe house, is the only one left, so he takes Frost and they go on the run. While on the run, Frost tells Weston that the only way those men found the safe house was that someone (on the inside) told them about it. Eventually Frost escapes and Weston is told to report to Langley but just as he's about to go there, he recalls something that Frost did that helps him figure out where he could be going. But just as he arrives, the men who are after Frost show up but Weston saves him and they head off. But Weston knows that Frost is holding something back.
- In Cape Town, South Aftica, rookie CIA agent Matt Weston is a safe house keeper and is in love with his French girlfriend Ana Moreau who does not know about his double life. When the most wanted rogue and former CIA agent Tobin Frost surrenders to the American Consulate to escape from an attack of dangerous soldiers of fortune, he is brought to the safe house to be interrogated by specialist Daniel Kiefer and his team. However there is a breach in the safe house and mercenaries break in the place expecting to capture Tobin Frost. Matt escapes with Tobin and he contacts the CIA senior management Harlan Whitford, David Barlow and Catherine Linklater that give instruction to Matt to reach another safe house. But Tobin warns Matt that there is an informer in the CIA and he shall not trust in anyone.
- When I first saw the trailer for Safe House my reaction was one of jaw-dropping glee. Ryan Reynolds and Denzel Washington together in a gritty, action packed thriller? Only good can come of this. I was partly correct. Upcoming A-lister Reynolds and veteran heavyweight Washington do make for a fantastic pairing on screen; they both share a natural appeal that reels you in. Unfortunately the material doesn't match up to their dedicated performances. David Guggenheim's predictable screenplay is lack-lustre at best; his ending is especially routine and lacking imagination. Behind the camera, Swedish director Daniel Espinosa does a better job, proving in his first American production that he can handle action scenes both small and large with flair and assurance. However he can't avoid a few missteps, most notably the "frustratingly inaccurate henchmen" syndrome that sees them hit everything other than our heroes. If you can look past these clichéd hang-ups and the grossly unoriginal storyline then Safe House will be your perfect night out at the movies.
- I really give Daniel Espinosa a great deal of credit for making a cannibalized script actually work. I agree with some of the reviews I've read. This solid cast deserves credit for making this material work. I also enjoyed the location of South Africa. It gave a feel and perspective that helped induce a suspension of believe. Vera Farmiga's stylist should be questioned as to why she was made to look so unflattering. On the other hand, fantastic cameo from Ruben Blades. Ryan Reynolds did a solid job of bringing empathy to the character and Denzel Washington anchored the movie. I also thought the editing was fantastic. There were brief jumps in time that helped give the story an added layer that seemed to really work. The sound design was fantastic as well. Overall, an impressive piece of directing.
- Safe House does altogether too good a job establishing Washington as a seemingly unbeatable adversary: He brings so much gravity to his role that Reynolds seems hopelessly overmatched.
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