Netflix's new movie featuring Lior Raz brings precise action scenes, some kitsch and a little-known ending • In other words, worth watching

It is customary to categorize action films as an inferior genre: the plot is usually expected (there are good and bad, and justice at the end wins), there is a star or star leading the film, and according to the production budget the amount of explosions is determined. But if for a moment you step out of your "heartbeat" pose, you'll find that action movies can also provide a successful escapist experience, despite their inherent drawbacks.

Trailer "Underground Six". Courtesy of Netflix

Netflix has been trying to produce full-length movies in recent years that will attract more viewers, but the vast majority of those attempts have ended in a resounding failure. It didn't stop them from trying again, and it seemed that with "Underground Six," they were able to produce a movie worth watching.

This was given to Ryan Reynolds, who plays a team leader in a special unit unrelated to any government. Each member of the team is an expert in a different field, and what they all share is that they are "spirits" - people known in the world as dead, and their job is to do the work that life cannot or will not do because of all kinds of politics. Their mission is to help make a coup in Turgistan and overthrow the dictator played by our Lior Rez, who smuggles his people and throws gas on them.

The film opens with 20 minutes of pure action, one that encompasses the charming views of Florence combined with car chases, lots of shots, smashed booths, flying cars and slow-motion distillers in all the action of action - blood, fuel and tears. And that's nothing compared to the operation being performed inside the escaped car to take out a bullet from one of the heroines. Leave, you don't always have to make sense of everything.

Later in the movie you can enjoy many action-packed scenes, some Hollywood kitsch and a well-known ending. "Underground Six" gives the beauty of escapism with spectacular photos and a perfectly reasonable plot. We got you one evening for a no-obligation action - enjoy yourself.

"Underground Six," Netflix

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