A hot tanned blonde woman, dressed in a short silk dress with a leopard print, climbs on a yellow Ferrari. A man on a motorcycle gets captured like an animal while riding with a high speed on an empty road between El Paso and Juarez.
These are just a few of many hot and epic scenes of the new movie, called The Counsellor, directed by the legendary Ridley Scott, who is famous for bringing up big films like Prometheus, Gladiator, Hannibal and many others. Written by the Pulitzer Prize winning author Cormac McCarthy, it is a movie that shows violent scenes with many wrong turns filled with passion, lust and greed.
The film, which has an outstanding cast, starring talented celebrities as Michael Fssbender, Brad Pitt, Cameron Diaz and Javier Bardem, centers on a drug deal gone wrong.
A story that begins with a respected lawyer known as “The Counsellor” and his fiancée being happy in love goes on with cocaine issues at the boarder of US with Mexico and ends not the way it is expected.
The extravagant but in the same time savage nature of what the modern world looks like for the life we know little about. It is a lawless, merciless world where the primal instincts of human make people capable of anything.
The movie has all the ingredients of a perfect one, a film salted with action, sex and a captivating story plot. All this is perfectly served on an artistic plate by the notorious Ridley Scott who has a unique style and a developed sense of what a real drama thriller is supposed to be. A counselor, that pursues a road he has embarked upon, will eventually come to moral decisions that will take him completely by surprise. He won’t see it coming at all.
Characters with big egos fighting in a predator, leopard versus deer style in a crazy modern environment filled with love and murder, will surely entertain the public for 117 minutes.
So if you want to see how bad it is to be bad, watch The Counsellor, a movie that is definitely approaching this subject in a new, different and artistic way that will make a huge impression, with no doubts.
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