Free Fire Review Hollywood Reporter. Cult British filmmaker Ben Wheatleys latest project, Free Fire, brings together a formidable arsenal of big guns, including Brie Larson and Cillian Murphy in key roles, plus Martin Scorsese as executive producer. A regular at TIFF, the director of Kill List and High Rise is back in Toronto this week to launch this noisy love letter to vintage action movies, which sits comfortably alongside his previous adoring fan boy riffs on folk horror, dark comedy and dystopian science fiction. Watch The Full When Black Birds Fly The Movie. Alas, for all its stellar talent, Free Fire is a scattershot exercise in genre homage that ultimately misses the target. I/51UCz1QR6yL.jpg' alt='Buy Looney Tunes: Back In Action Movie ' title='Buy Looney Tunes: Back In Action Movie ' />The execution may be lively and the ensemble cast impressive, but the basic idea runs out of ammunition midway through. 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The mood is already combustible when a preexisting feud between two minor foot soldiers, junkie Stevo Sam Riley and trigger happy Harry Jack Reynor, escalates into an exchange of gunfire. Before long, everybody is firing indiscriminately and the warehouse becomes a battleground. A key pleasure of Free Fire is the wisecracking back and forth between characters who aim to wound each other with words as well a bullets, literally adding insult to injury. A key disappointment is when it becomes clear that this is pretty much all the film has to offer. Despite some superbly choreographed pyrotechnics and kinetically nimble camerawork, the action becomes repetitive and confusing once the heavy shooting starts. It also proves increasingly hard to care about these seemingly indestructible combatants, who stubbornly persist in their pointless fight despite being shot a dozen times each. Wheatley cites Sam Peckinpah as a key inspiration for Free Fire, and the Scorsese connection will inevitably invite parallels. But this stylish carnival of carnage is actually much more like a Quentin Tarantino confection, with its second hand gangster movie homages and joyously bloody, consequence free violence. Indeed, this battle royale with cheese shares a strikingly similar tone and setting to Reservoir Dogs. It even has an ironically cheesy 7. Annies Song by John Denver. Larson, Murphy and Wheatley will all benefit from their shared association on Free Fire, which confers different kinds of prestige on all three. But nobody is in peak form here. Wheatleys riotous Looney Tunes action comedy is a sporadically amusing assault on the senses, but it looks like it was more fun to make than to watch. Production company Rook Films. Cast Cillian Murphy, Brie Larson, Sharlto Copley, Armie Hammer, Sam Riley, Michael Smiley, Jack Raynor, Babou Ceesay, Enzo Cilenti, Noah Taylor, Patrick  Bergin. Director Ben Wheatley. Screenwriters, editors Amy Jump, Ben Wheatley. Producer Andy Starke. Executive Producers Martin Scorsese, Emma Tillinger Koskoff, Reno Antoniades, David Kosse, Sam Lavender, Ben Roberts, Lizzie Francke, Danny Perkins, Dan Mac. Rae. Cinematographer Laurie Rose. Music Ben Salisbury, Geoff Barrow. Venue Toronto International Film Festival Midnight MadnessSales Elevation Pictures Canada, Protagonist Pictures. Rated R, 9. 0 minutes.