Red One + Action Comedies

15-Nov-24 18:00

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Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans team up for Red One, an action-packed Christmas-themed film from Jumanji director, Jake Kasdan. Johnson stars as the North Pole’s Head of Security, who teams up with a rebellious “naughty list” tracker played by Evans to save Santa Claus (J.K. Simmons) from a mysterious kidnapping. We review the film and then on Take Two discuss our favourite action-comedies and finally on The B-Side, we talk about a Christmas classic, You're A Mean One, Mr Grinch.

Image Credit: IMDb

Produced by: Lee Chwi Lynn, Dashran Yohan

Presented by: Lee Chwi Lynn, Dashran Yohan

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Categories: film, culture

Tags: red one, popcorn culture, movie reviews, action comedies, the rock, chris evans,

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