Baywatch BluRay 4K Ultra HD 2160P (2017)

A group of beach lifeguards is working on the coast of the Pacific Ocean. They are always at their posts and guard tourists from accidents on the water. The protagonist, experienced rescuer Mitch Buchananon, and his young colleague Matt Brody accidentally find out that their beach is in danger of extinction. The mistress of a pathos night club, part-time local "drug lord", tries to tidy up the coast to her hands. The lady buys up all the real estate, not abhorring intimidations and murders of land owners.

Bitches in beach

Oh, No! I wanted to call a review "Chip and Dale are not rushing to the rescue!"

Not a fan of the original, I was able to look at the new "Rescuers Malibu" at a right angle. And from this position, the film looks quite a good one-time attraction. With two drops of tar.

These drops of tar are represented by scenes that you really want to remove. The first such episode is called "Torso Ronnie". Well, where he first took off his shirt. It was not worth it to "joke".

The second, and a larger drop, is represented by an episode titled "Zac Efron distorts blush." I would describe this scene, but I am sure that you are already pulling the name from the title.

Without these two drops of tar, the film would be more good. The barrel is certainly not with honey, but at least with jelly. It is worth acknowledging that this, at first glance, nothing promising comedy, is in the arsenal of very good jokes. It's hard to find fault with the actors who are filming in the movies, which does not require a De Niro-level game. The rock with Efron was very good, the girls, they played mostly with bodies. The swinging of the thighs, buttocks, and elastic breasts, when converting into hypocrisy, really reach DeNirovsky level.

"Rescuers Malibu", are addressed to lovers of light, entertaining cinema, speaking not by convolutions, but by hormones. The plot does not need to look at yourself a second time, but for Daddario, Rohrbach, and Chopra (I do not know if I'm leaning?), I'll have to return to the vulgar, but warm from the sun and female bodies, Malibu.