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# Red Sparrow [4K UHD]

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After an injury ends her career, renowned Russian ballerina Dominika Egorova (Jennifer Lawrence) is pressed into service as an intelligence operative who's trained to use seduction as her primary espionage tactic. Assigned to discover the identity of CIA agent Nate Nash's (Joel Edgerton) mole inside the Russian government, Dominika is drawn into a dangerous game of international intrigue as she begins falling for Nash and working as a double agent. Gripping spy thriller, based on Jason Matthews' novel, also stars Matthias Schoenaerts and Jeremy Irons. 140 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtracks: English Dolby Atmos, DVS 5.1, Spanish Dolby Digital 5.1, French DTS 5.1; Subtitles: English (SDH), Spanish, French; featurettes; audio commentary; deleted scenes. Two-disc set.

Review: Incredible but uncomfortable thriller - As a preface, this is not the only JenLaw movie to get unnecessarily slammed by sham reviews. Since The Fappening, people have been on a mission to smear her image. (The personal comments about the president haven't helped.) But throw all that out, look at this film objectively, and you will be pleasantly rewarded with a spy thriller that's cunning, sexy and disturbing all at once. Lawrence plays a Soviet op who is conned into a femme fatale lifestyle of cutthroat operatives when her ballerina career is ruined from an injury. She crosses paths with Edgerton, an agent in the middle of a career SNAFU, as he attempts to redeem his status with the CIA after getting made during his cover. Romance and espionage ensues. The movie is one part Lawrence learning to survive covertly and two parts not trying to turn on her government to aid her mother, friend, and colleagues. The crux of why people are turning this down is the violence and graphic nudity. The violence is no worse than Fight Club and about as disturbing as Black Swan. Those are your benchmarks. As for the sexuality... yes you get to see a penis, some breasts and butt, but at this point you should know Jen is human. Body parts do not make the actor. The acting makes the actor. Lawrence does a pretty convincing job pulling off a Russian dialect, but it's being sociopathic while undercover where she shines. It's a tale of espionage. She starts off scared and green, but over the course of 2 hours she is brutally beautiful in her façade. Edgerton is handsome and sweet. He is excellent as a supporting actor and he only makes Jennifer that much more focal in the story. One of the other standouts here is Rampling, the stoic mission driven school commandant who effortlessly instills guile in her students through psychosexual manipulation. She is equal parts mechanical and overtly invasive in finding sexual quirks. There's another standout performance in Red Sparrow, but I promised I wouldn't spoil the movie in my review. I'm sorry I'm late with this review, but if you plan on Redboxing the movie or catching it before the theatrical run ends, do so! It is not a first date movie, but is definitely sensual, very engrossing and yet another star for both Lawrences' track records. I hope these two continue to work together for years to come.
Review: an incredibly well written movie with some very graphic violence - This is actually a really well written movie. From the very beginning, you have great difficulty trying to figure out what the characters are truly after. You should understand that this is not an action film. It's a psychological thriller. When you believe that you have everything figured out, you get to the movies third act and realize you misjudged. Jennifer Lawrence is a very talented actress. To say anything else is to do her a disservice. Every scene in this movie is well acted. Neither she nor any of her cast mates will let you down in this department. I've seen some people mention a certain sex scene she has in the movie casting it in a negative light. Yes, there is a rather clunky sex scene in the movie. But, this was absolutely done on purpose. The character that she is hooking up with does not want to have sex with her at this point. He's trying not to compromise his judgment. This movie involves a romance between two spies. In other words, these are two terribly guarded people. Both characters have a great deal of difficulty trusting the other. This was most true in their first sex scene. Notice how passionate the next time they get it on is. This was the one time in the movie where they really felt like they could trust each other. In that moment their trust was at it's highest. The only thing that I can see any reasonable person having a problem with in this movie is the violence. When the movie turns violent it is very graphic. That said, this too was done on purpose. There are many scenes in the movie that are supposed to make you feel uneasy. The director is making a statement about the nature of spy work. It's a dirty job and sometimes it gets messy... extremely messy. Lies, manipulation, amorality, torture, and sleeping with someone just to get close to them all show up in this movie. For a puritan, ( a lot of the people reviewing this movie seem to be) this may be too much. But, for any realist about what spy work is probably like, it seems these things would constitute just another day at the office. If you like spy movies and don't mind graphic violence, you'll really enjoy this movie. Honestly, I think that it's a great movie that really got overshadowed by the release of Black Panther. Had it not released when it did I think that it would have done much better at the box office.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Contributor | Bill Camp, Charlotte Rampling, Ciarán Hinds, Douglas Hodge, Francis Lawrence, Jennifer Lawrence, Jeremy Irons, Joel Edgerton, Joely Richardson, Mary-Louise Parker, Matthias Schoenaerts, Sakina Jaffrey, Sasha Frolova, Sebastian Hülk, Sergei Polunin, Thekla Reuten Contributor Bill Camp, Charlotte Rampling, Ciarán Hinds, Douglas Hodge, Francis Lawrence, Jennifer Lawrence, Jeremy Irons, Joel Edgerton, Joely Richardson, Mary-Louise Parker, Matthias Schoenaerts, Sakina Jaffrey, Sasha Frolova, Sebastian Hülk, Sergei Polunin, Thekla Reuten See more |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 16,417 Reviews |
| Format | 4K, NTSC |
| Genre | Action & Adventure |
| Language | English |

## Product Details

- **Color:** Color
- **Format:** 4K, NTSC
- **Genre:** Action & Adventure
- **Language:** English

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Incredible but uncomfortable thriller
*by J***S on January 17, 2023*

As a preface, this is not the only JenLaw movie to get unnecessarily slammed by sham reviews. Since The Fappening, people have been on a mission to smear her image. (The personal comments about the president haven't helped.) But throw all that out, look at this film objectively, and you will be pleasantly rewarded with a spy thriller that's cunning, sexy and disturbing all at once. Lawrence plays a Soviet op who is conned into a femme fatale lifestyle of cutthroat operatives when her ballerina career is ruined from an injury. She crosses paths with Edgerton, an agent in the middle of a career SNAFU, as he attempts to redeem his status with the CIA after getting made during his cover. Romance and espionage ensues. The movie is one part Lawrence learning to survive covertly and two parts not trying to turn on her government to aid her mother, friend, and colleagues. The crux of why people are turning this down is the violence and graphic nudity. The violence is no worse than Fight Club and about as disturbing as Black Swan. Those are your benchmarks. As for the sexuality... yes you get to see a penis, some breasts and butt, but at this point you should know Jen is human. Body parts do not make the actor. The acting makes the actor. Lawrence does a pretty convincing job pulling off a Russian dialect, but it's being sociopathic while undercover where she shines. It's a tale of espionage. She starts off scared and green, but over the course of 2 hours she is brutally beautiful in her façade. Edgerton is handsome and sweet. He is excellent as a supporting actor and he only makes Jennifer that much more focal in the story. One of the other standouts here is Rampling, the stoic mission driven school commandant who effortlessly instills guile in her students through psychosexual manipulation. She is equal parts mechanical and overtly invasive in finding sexual quirks. There's another standout performance in Red Sparrow, but I promised I wouldn't spoil the movie in my review. I'm sorry I'm late with this review, but if you plan on Redboxing the movie or catching it before the theatrical run ends, do so! It is not a first date movie, but is definitely sensual, very engrossing and yet another star for both Lawrences' track records. I hope these two continue to work together for years to come.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ an incredibly well written movie with some very graphic violence
*by B***. on July 23, 2018*

This is actually a really well written movie. From the very beginning, you have great difficulty trying to figure out what the characters are truly after. You should understand that this is not an action film. It's a psychological thriller. When you believe that you have everything figured out, you get to the movies third act and realize you misjudged. Jennifer Lawrence is a very talented actress. To say anything else is to do her a disservice. Every scene in this movie is well acted. Neither she nor any of her cast mates will let you down in this department. I've seen some people mention a certain sex scene she has in the movie casting it in a negative light. Yes, there is a rather clunky sex scene in the movie. But, this was absolutely done on purpose. The character that she is hooking up with does not want to have sex with her at this point. He's trying not to compromise his judgment. This movie involves a romance between two spies. In other words, these are two terribly guarded people. Both characters have a great deal of difficulty trusting the other. This was most true in their first sex scene. Notice how passionate the next time they get it on is. This was the one time in the movie where they really felt like they could trust each other. In that moment their trust was at it's highest. The only thing that I can see any reasonable person having a problem with in this movie is the violence. When the movie turns violent it is very graphic. That said, this too was done on purpose. There are many scenes in the movie that are supposed to make you feel uneasy. The director is making a statement about the nature of spy work. It's a dirty job and sometimes it gets messy... extremely messy. Lies, manipulation, amorality, torture, and sleeping with someone just to get close to them all show up in this movie. For a puritan, ( a lot of the people reviewing this movie seem to be) this may be too much. But, for any realist about what spy work is probably like, it seems these things would constitute just another day at the office. If you like spy movies and don't mind graphic violence, you'll really enjoy this movie. Honestly, I think that it's a great movie that really got overshadowed by the release of Black Panther. Had it not released when it did I think that it would have done much better at the box office.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Go Forth & Conquer: A Jungian Odyssey Through 'Red Sparrow'
*by R***G on January 21, 2026*

“Red Sparrow”, directed by Francis Lawrence, is a spy-craft thriller that pays homage to Cold War-era films like "La Feme Nikita". Set against the backdrop of lingering geopolitical rivalry, the film explores the moral ambiguities faced by its protagonist, Dominika Egorova, as she navigates the dangerous and violent terrain of espionage. The story of Dominika Egorova, a once-promising ballerina forced into espionage by circumstance and the machinations of her uncle, sets the stage for a gripping exploration of loyalty, sacrifice, and the moral compromises demanded by those who serve the state. The individual caught between personal aspirations and the cold realities of power politics. I offer a Jungian lens to view Dominika Egorova's journey in “Red Sparrow” hopefully, it sheds additional light. ===== Psychology & Archetypes ===== At its core, “Red Sparrow” struggles with an innocent yearning to be set free from an oppressive system. From a Jungian standpoint, the archetypes seem to emerge with striking clarity. First, we have the archetype of the Innocent: embodied by Dominika as ballerina. Essentially, she is kept away from other sections within her society: she’s protected inside the artistic circle. She also serves as a dutiful daughter. Her injury and subsequent recruitment place her in a much more cynical and violent world: she is sheltered no more. The protagonist's journey: in many ways, Dominika's arc could be seen as a ‘dark night of the soul’, a crucible through which she must pass to achieve a new level of self-awareness and liberty. ===== Major Themes ===== Ever since humans have created stories: there have been heroes. And the archetypal story of a hero who has fallen from grace, driven to atone for past transgressions and find a nobler calling, is a compelling story-pattern that runs through numerous tales across time. We notice the pattern in Greek mythology. And likewise in contemporary Cinema! Thus, we can conclude that throughout the great span of time there is something timeless about this redemptive journey: it resonates within our psyche. As she moves forward enduring harrowing ordeals and the unspeakable abuses: our hero embodies the archetype of the Scapegoat: carrying the sins and crude violence of a morally decaying society. Insight is an undercurrent within the Redemption arc of the hero. The very core of human experience leads us to profound truths as we learn and incorporate these truths into our authentic self we enter the realm of the ‘Wounded Healer’ archetype. A key concept, we have transformation, evolution toward redemption. But understand, along this path there is a cost: a ‘Wilderness’ period wherein the hero struggles to overcome, (internal and external obstacles), leading to personal growth. Furthermore, I’d like to wrap up with an observation; the protagonist's journey in “Red Sparrow” appears as a microcosm of the larger societal scrambling: this world growing increasingly unsympathetic and indifferent to the loss of innocence. And also, we must consider the psychological toll of working as clandestine operatives: the field operatives are placed within a world of moral ambiguity, sooner rather than later this will weigh on the shoulders of the Agents. An example would be the loss of innocent life when carrying out a mission? Or alternatively, what if vital intelligence information turns out to be faulty: consider the ramifications. In point of fact: the second war in Iraq was partly based on faulty intelligence data. In brief terms, spycraft is compelling; but in real life; it disintegrates the soul.

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