Director: Jeff Tomsic
Cast: Jeremy Renner , Ed Helms , Jon Hamm , Jake Johnson , Hannibal Buress , Isla Fisher , Annabelle Wallis , Leslie Bibb , Rashida Jones , Brian Dennehy , Nora Dunn , Deedra Jordan
Plot: One month every year, five highly competitive friends hit the ground running for a no-holds-barred game of tag -- risking their necks, their jobs and their relationships to take one another down. This time, the game coincides with the wedding of the only undefeated player. What should be easy target soon becomes all-out war as he knows they're coming to get him!!
My Movie Review: The movie is playful friendship comedy that seems to be funny but it's not:( Tag is high concept splash of random acts might often emphasize with some slow motion shots and fast action adrenaline that tough act to blow perform with star-studded out of the box cast:) Jeremy Renner is the man to beat and stand out with this role as slick and confident stunt guy who know all the tricks in getting away game surpassing friends- his best performance to date! I know it's a true story and I get the humor but made a bad move rubbing to our faces the real guys who plays tag spoiled the fun! makes me feel bad and somehow sad it killed the fantasy:(
Movie News: The concept for this comedy sounds like fun, but in practice it turns out to be pretty thin. Rather than projecting the stressful enjoyment of the constant fear of being caught, Tag presents a game that's regulated and taken for granted that the actual action comes in short. The whole thing feels blatantly stretched out to cover its 100-minute running time. There isn't much conflict everyone agrees on the rules, and no one gets seriously hurt despite falls that would cripple real people. And the oft-repeated intended lesson that you get old if you stop playing games feels ham-handed. With cast this talented it's surprise for comedy to fall this flat.
Source: https://www.commonsensemedia.org/movie-reviews/tag
Movie News: The concept for this comedy sounds like fun, but in practice it turns out to be pretty thin. Rather than projecting the stressful enjoyment of the constant fear of being caught, Tag presents a game that's regulated and taken for granted that the actual action comes in short. The whole thing feels blatantly stretched out to cover its 100-minute running time. There isn't much conflict everyone agrees on the rules, and no one gets seriously hurt despite falls that would cripple real people. And the oft-repeated intended lesson that you get old if you stop playing games feels ham-handed. With cast this talented it's surprise for comedy to fall this flat.
Source: https://www.commonsensemedia.org/movie-reviews/tag
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