Red Dawn

North Korea invades the U.S. with intentions of overtaking it, but not all give up without a fight. Two brothers along with some of their friends retreat to the woods and become freedom fighters. Unwilling to accept defeat they study their enemy and find others willing to join their fight and become a nuisance and a threat to the Koreans.

ClearPlay in Action!

Over 60 instances of mixed profanities from swear words to gestures are in this flick but ClearPlay was up for the task and filtered them nicely. I was not offended by the violence that plays out from nearly the beginning of the movie until the very end. Mainly guns but some other weapons are in just about every scene but again it was fitting for the content of this movie. My filters were set to medium cleaning it up to my standards but if you want to cut a bit more of the violence and death shown you may want to turn the filters to most, making it suitable for ages 14 and up.

Is Red Dawn at night a sailor’s delight?...

Where can I start with how awful I thought this movie was? I don’t think there was one redeeming quality and I just kept thinking I can’t wait until this ends. There was very little character development leading me to be uninterested in the story and the outcome. I wasn’t a huge fan of the original either but it was better than this. If you are a fan of the original just stick with the classic and skip this one…even if you aren’t a fan of the original, still skip this one.

Hannah – ClearPlay Freedom Fighter

Rated PG-13 for sequences of intense war violence and action, and for language; 93 min; Directed by Dan Bradley