Brick Mansions

In a dystopian Detroit 2018, a crime-ridden neighborhood known as Brick Mansions has been walled off and abandoned by the authorities. An undercover police officer, Damien Collier, infiltrates the dangerous area to retrieve a neutron bomb that has been stolen by a ruthless drug lord. He teams up with Lino, a local resident with exceptional parkour skills, to navigate the treacherous streets and disarm the bomb before it's too late.

Brick Mansions received largely negative reviews from critics, who often cited its derivative plot and reliance on action sequences over substance. However, audiences generally found it to be an entertaining, if forgettable, action film, particularly appreciating the parkour elements and Paul Walker's performance in his final film role.

• While serving as a fitting final action vehicle for Paul Walker, the film itself is a paint-by-numbers remake that lacks originality.

• The parkour sequences are often the most engaging aspect, but they aren't enough to elevate the predictable story.

• Critics found the plot to be derivative of other action films and criticized its lack of depth.

Google audience: Audiences generally found 'Brick Mansions' to be a fun, if somewhat unoriginal, action movie. Many viewers appreciated the thrilling parkour stunts and performances, especially from Paul Walker. However, some felt the plot was predictable and lacked emotional depth, leading to a mixed but generally positive audience reception.

The film is a remake of the 2004 French film 'District 13', also featuring parkour and similar themes, though it was written by Luc Besson and directed by Pierre Morel.