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KNIGHT AND DAY@queenella-world500d

Here again with another interesting collabo action comedy with a touch of romance although valentine has passed everyday should be a romantic day and fighting together with the person you love is just as sweet as anything in the world when I saw this movie in my friends phone at first I thought it was a Knight of Camelot kind of movie until I watched the trailer OMG I went straight to my movie box searched the movie clicked download immediately and here we go it's just the kind of action movies I love when I see a lady in an action movie been so strong and skilled in handling guns and shooting like a no man business mennn it's all sweet

THE PLOT

The movie began with June Havens who was a car mechanic from Massachusetts she was on her way to her sister's wedding in Boston she met Roy Miller a handsome charming yet mysterious guy at the airport unknown to June Roy wasn't just an ordinary traveler he was a highly trained secret agent working on a very covert mission for the government they both got to know each other and coincidentally the boarded the same plane going to Boston unfortunately the flight took a dramatic turn as a group of heavily armed men attempted to hijack the plane but didn't succeed as Roy skillfully killed all of them unfortunately Roy shot the first pilot that accidentally shot the second pilot and now their plan was about to crash in the middle of nowhere

After the plane crash June wakes up to find herself in her room with lots of warming notes from her mysterious guy Roy had to explain to her that the attack wasn't accidental it turned out that Roy was in possession of a very powerful highly converted piece of technology the call ZEPHYR a small energy that has the ability to provide infinite power and a group of criminal organization known as the BAD GUYS were after the Zephyr and they were determine to get it from Roy In the other hand the CIA were also looking for Roy according them Roy was a rogue agent who always goes off the grid and the believed that he actually might have stolen the Zephyr to sell it off so he was tagged a target

Because of the incidence that happened at the airport Roy had to convince June that they have to stick together in other for her life to be safe at first this idea didn't go well with June she was reluctant and confused but later had to trust him apparently because of his calm demeanor way of speaking and also for the fact that her survival actually depends on him Their situation becomes even more complicated as all the location they went for safety was been sighted by hitmen enemies and dangerous spies trying to kill them which made them had to travel from one location to the other and that didn't go without a fight June had to learn quickly in other to defend her own life she had to adapt to the task she never thought she was capable of doing

It was in their time of traveling together that they both shared moments of camaraderie their relationship began to deepen and what started as an ordinary involuntary partnership transformed into a more serious personal connection Roy gradually opened up to June allowing her to see the part of him nobody ever knew about he also let her know the reason he left the CIA which was after be realized their secret dealings and betrayals he started operating individual using his skill to be one step ahead of both the CIA and the criminals

June found herself deeper into Roy's world as the movie climax she got involved in car chases shootout even hand to hand combat at the same time discovering the hidden talent and strength she never knew she had at most time she wasn't really sure of Roy's motives even at a point she had to betray him but yet she can't deny the feelings growing in her for him she had an undeniable attraction towards Roy had to become extremely loyal to him as they both fight together to defeat their enemies

The action intensify as Roy fights off the Bad boys agents using his exception spy skill and June who had grown more confident fights by his side with lots of daring escape and a confrontation that resolves the problem surrounding the Zephyr They two narrowly escaped death and also brings an end to the dangerous cat and rat game they have been playing with the CIA and the criminal organization

By the end of the movie the CIA realized that Roy was actually innocent of the false allegation of him stealing the Zephyr he actually was protecting innocent lives by preventing the technology from entering the wrong hands so they cleared his name from suspect list Allowing Roy and June to have a chance of living a normal life

MY REVIEW

KNIGHT AND DAY is a movie with very high energy action packed and comedy collabo with blends of thrilling stunts suspenseful scene and a sweet touch of unexpected romance it's what you can call a dangerous sweet adventure for June in fact even when the CIA offered her the opportunity to go home she wasn't ready to quit what she has been afraid of and the playful and romantic conclusion of the movie is topnotch both Roy and June are two funny crazy guys they were both the action part and our comic relieve from the beginning of the movie till the end is very interesting no dull moment it's rated 99%

(All pictures are screenshots from the movie)

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›Movie Review: "Knight and Day" ~ An Action-Packed Movie@princessbusayo521d

Has anyone seen this movie already titled, "Knight and Day?" Trust me, if you haven't, you should. I promise you, it would be an enjoyable one for you because it was for me. The movie is a fun mix of spy intrigue and lighthearted comedy. If you are looking for a movie to crack you up, this is it. No exaggerating but you're gonna love it.

Alright, here is a little summary:

A woman (June Havens) meets this handsome guy (Roy Miller) on a plane. She was travelling to meet her sister, who would be getting married in a few days. It turns out that the guy is a secret agent and a spy on the run. June is just an ordinary woman who gets caught up in his dangerous mission, and she gets dragged into his crazy life, with people chasing after them and explosions everywhere.

Roy's mission is to protect a special battery, and unfortunately, everyone wants it, including the CIA that sent him on the mission. Both Roy and June go from one country to another as they aren't going to release the battery after realising their intentions. Along the line, June Havens starts to trust Roy, who to her, was unpredictable at first. Though things get wild and dangerous, in the end, they outsmart the bad guys, save the day and they both fall for each other.

The movie is a mix of action, comedy and romance. At first, I thought June would be killed, especially when everything turned upside down at the beginning when Roy planted something in her bag unknowingly making her a target to get through to Roy. She bumps into Roy, doesn't realise who he is and soon, her world changes when she gets caught in his high-stakes mission.

Roy Miller is carrying a powerful invention - a battery that never runs out and is being hunted down by both the CIA and dangerous criminals. June, on the other hand, gets tangled in his world as they dodge several bullets, escape plane crashes and travel to places like Spain and Austria.

There were lots of stunts pulled that made the movie thrilling, like when Roy single-handedly killed the people in the plane who were assassins sent to kill Roy and June, he took down the plane afterwards. Another scene was where he was chased down while on a motorcycle as he rode through crowded streets. While the movie is action-packed, the humour keeps things light and fun.

I love how Roy is a cool-headed guy and organised while June freaks out in hilarious ways, especially when she's in danger. Some scenes kept me glued and continuously cracking myself up. Imagine being knocked out, waking up to find yourself in a bikini and riding a motorcycle - all on the same day.

There's this amazing and well-played part where June is seen clinging to Roy as they speed through a crowded street. While she's terrified of the whole saga, Roy never bothered but calmly dodging bullets like it's a regular thing. "He must have trained many months for this," I muttered and smiled. Guess what? It's a movie, isn't it? At one point, June's like, "Is this real?"

Another part I enjoy is when June, who hasn't handled a gun before, is given one to help in a shootout but accidentally does more harm than good. Roy, with a surprising look, was like, "Did you just do that?" Seriously, I kept imagining lots of stuff and wondering, "If I were thrown into the whirlwind, would I keep up, or would I just scream my way through it" But guess what? My hats off to June Havens for her actions, and yes, Roy Miller is a badass, too.

Such madness, but it's what makes the movie a highlight for me. I'd rate it 9/10 because the story was engaging and at the same time, entertaining.

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›Knight and Day (2010) | Movie Review | Tom Cruise, Cameron Diaz@gonklavez91813d

This was never an equation that was going to end well. Take Tom Cruise, oozing charm and class as always. Add Cameron Diaz, feckless and airheaded as you’d expect. And multiply by a nonsensical script that doesn’t even want to be clever. The result? An action-comedy – with both words used in a particularly loose sense – that’s inoffensive and passable, but only if you pretty much shut your brain down first.

Here’s the set-up: Roy Miller (Cruise) is your typical action-hero super-spy, on the run from both the FBI and the CIA, elements of which have turned corrupt and are on the hunt for a recently developed perpetual energy device. Something that sounds like it’d be worth some money to someone.

To protect the designer of the fancy battery, Cruise has gone rogue. During his on-the-lam travels, he happens across car restoration expert June Havens (Diaz). Despite being as irritating as a papercut on a mosquito bite, Roy is instead taken by her – presumably because she’s a hot, leggy blonde – and the two quickly develop an intimate acquaintance.

From this point, it seems as though the prime concern behind making the movie was to transport the cast and crew to as many exotic locations as possible, with actually producing a decent film pretty low down on the agenda. From hot, tropical island paradises to cosy Austrian retreats, the settings are gorgeous as the two leading players.

But the pace is too frenetic, the motivations of the characters – both good and bad – are frustratingly opaque, and you’re given precious little reason to care about anybody at all.

The script should also be ashamed of itself, flying back and forth as it is done between idiotic one-liners and cheesy romanticism – most of which comes out of the mouth of Ms Diaz. Cruise manages to ride the cringe-wave slightly better, but when one of the most watchable actors around looks uncomfortable, you’re in trouble.

The action sequences are just as flimsy – Diaz somehow goes from cack-handed klutz to eagle-eyed gunslinger in double-quick time – and only the odd amusing one-liner helps pull things out of the gutter. Stuck in a ditch between two genres, this is neither funny nor exhilarating enough to pass muster, and you end up wondering why they bothered at all.

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