Brick Mansions
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In a future where Detroit's most dangerous criminals occupy the city's deserted brick mansions, an undercover cop joins forces with an ex-convict to defeat the notorious drug kingpin who has taken the mayor hostage. Detroit has fallen to crime, and in an effort to contain it, authorities have sealed up the inner city with a massive wall. Once you're inside, you never get out. Lino (David Belle) is an ex-con who's trying to make the best of life in this urban penitentiary when... (Full plot summary below)

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In a future where Detroit's most dangerous criminals occupy the city's deserted brick mansions, an undercover cop joins forces with an ex-convict to defeat the notorious drug kingpin who has taken the mayor hostage. Detroit has fallen to crime, and in an effort to contain it, authorities have sealed up the inner city with a massive wall. Once you're inside, you never get out. Lino (David Belle) is an ex-con who's trying to make the best of life in this urban penitentiary when his girlfriend is abducted by ruthless drug lord Tremaine (RZA). Meanwhile, as undercover cop Damien Collier (Paul Walker) contends with deep-rooted corruption within the police department, Tremaine imprisons the mayor, and threatens to detonate a powerful weapon unless he's paid millions in ransom. Despite their differences, Lino and Collier are the only men capable of entering the city, and defeating Tremaine's gang. With the clock ticking, this mismatched duo must now prevent Detroit from being completely decimated by a maniac who holds the entire city in the palm of his hand..

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The Film Stage - 9/10 by Nathan BartlebaughThese types of films are going to be less fun without Walker pushing them along.
ScreenAnarchy - 9/10 by Jason GorberNo one is going to confuse Brick Mansions with art, nor even an action film that lives up to the standards of its contemporaries or the original on which it's based. It is, however, kind of fun, and in this case, maybe that's enough.
Variety - 9/10 by Justin ChangDelamarre knows his way around an action scene and keeps the proceedings moving briskly enough, even if the picture clocks in at about 10 minutes longer than its taut, 81-minute predecessor.
The Playlist - 9/10 by Drew TaylorIn Brick Mansions Walker is understated and tough, a continued testament to his frequently overlooked accomplishments as a performer. You just wish the movie surrounding him was better.
Boston Herald - 8/10 by James VerniereTake a terrific little French sleeper and turn it into a witless American B-movie. Too bad for Paul Walker fans.
Movie Mezzanine - 8/10 by Colin BiggsThe final result is passable enough to justify a rental for action lovers, but for everyone else Brick Mansions deserves a pass.
AV Club - 8/10 by Ignatiy VishnevetskyIt’s a beat-for-beat remake of a movie whose plot was never meant to do anything except get characters to jump from rooftops, made by a less confident director (Camille Delamarre, one of the studio’s go-to editors) and set in a culture Besson has never been able to grasp. It’s also a silly pile-up of exaggerated action clichés—and much of the time, it’s pretty fun.
One Guy's Opinion - 8/10 by Frank SwietekThe narrative comes across as even sillier than it did in 2004, and the action less exhilarating, [while] the aggravating visual style makes it a trial to watch.
Village Voice - 7/10 by Chris KlimekThis is an almost scene-for-scene remake — but not a shot-for-shot remake, which likely would have been more enjoyable.
Nerdist - 7/10 by Witney SeiboldDespite some dumb dialogue and a reused conceits, Brick Mansions is good, silly fun.

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