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Tillman and his writers demonstrate that action can reveal character. These are rudimentary characters to be sure, but people who are completely understandable without long dialogue passages. There is one exception in Driver’s confrontation with a reformed villain (Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje).

Johnson has never had much range as an actor but here he deliberately narrows it even more. He keeps his responses short and his face nearly blank. He uses his tremendous bulk to intimidate and his eyes to hurl warnings. There’s only one scene where his character is asked to demonstrate sentiment, and he looks like he can’t wait for it to be over.

Thornton does suggest a tragic dimension to his junkie Cop. His back story is thinly sketched but his ruination may have come from a love for a woman (Moon Bloodgood) having as much trouble staying clean as he does.

Like the Cop, Jackson-Cohen’s Killer could star in his own movie. From the bits fed to audiences by wall photos, he seemingly fought off childhood disease with rigid rehab and a triumph over the body that continues in his new twisted profession.

The female characters don’t receive much attention but Gugino as the other cop and Maggie Grace as Killer’s gun-totting bride very ably carry off these roles.

Conclusion

If all you’ve been missing from Dwayne Johnson in his career as a Watch Movie Faster Mod Apk v2.5.0 is him shooting people in the head, then Faster won’t disappoint.  But I want him to embrace Schwarzenegger’s advice to “Have fun.”  While I would prefer to see Johnson in action films as opposed to films, I mainly just want to see him in good films.  Burdened by poorly-handled religious themes and an unnecessary supporting character, Faster isn’t much fun but it does have Dwayne Johnson being a badass, and that’s almost enough.