Free Fire
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- Common Sense Age 18+
- Critics Consensus 69%
- HD
- CC
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- Action & Adventure
- 1 Hour 30 Minutes
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2.8, 88 Ratings
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Set in a colorful yet gritty 1970s Boston, Free Fire opens with Justine (Oscar® winner Brie Larson), a mysterious American businesswoman, and her wise-cracking associate Ord (Armie Hammer) arranging a black-market weapons deal in a deserted warehouse between IRA arms buyer Chris (Cillian Murphy) and shifty South African gun runner Vernon (Sharlto Copley). What starts as a polite if uneasy exchange soon goes south when tensions escalate and shots are fired, quickly leading to a full-on Battle Royale where it’s every man (and woman) for themselves.
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Set in a colorful yet gritty 1970s Boston, Free Fire opens with Justine (Oscar® winner Brie Larson), a mysterious American businesswoman, and her wise-cracking associate Ord (Armie Hammer) arranging a black-market weapons deal in a deserted warehouse between IRA arms buyer Chris (Cillian Murphy) and shifty South African gun runner Vernon (Sharlto Copley). What starts as a polite if uneasy exchange soon goes south when tensions escalate and shots are fired, quickly leading to a full-on Battle Royale where it’s every man (and woman) for themselves.
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- Rent $0.99
- Buy $14.99
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Ratings and Reviews
Critics Consensus: Free Fire aims squarely for genre thrills, and hits its target repeatedly and with great gusto -- albeit with something less than pure cinematic grace.
Extreme gun violence, 1970s outfits, not much else.
Cast & Crew
- Cast
- Brie Larson
- Michael Smiley
- Cillian Murphy
- Sam Riley
- Armie Hammer
- Babou Ceesay
- Sharlto Copley
- Noah Taylor
- Jack Reynor
- Director
- Ben Wheatley
- Producers
- Andrew Starke
- Screenwriter
- Ben Wheatley
- Amy Jump
Information
- Studio
- A24
- Genre
- Action & Adventure
- Released
- Copyright
- © 2016 ROOK FILMS FREEFIRE LTD / THE BRITISH FILM INSTITUTE / CHANNEL FOUR TELEVISION CORPORATION
Languages
- Primary
- English (Stereo, Dolby 5.1)
Accessibility
- CC
- Closed captions (CC) refer to subtitles in the available language with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.
