- James Saenz2026年4月15日tonally confused, but there’s some nice tension in several scenes and we love to see sam worthington employed. would have been a decent 3/5 dad movie if it wasn’t for the last ten minutes feeling so disjointed and unnecessary/unremarkable. we already inferred how these three characters met, and nothing about the ending provides more context into their character dynamics or motivations. the ending credits “where are they now” sequence only exacerbates the issue. dude next to me was softly snoring for a majority of the film; it wasn’t an issue for my experience at all i’ve just never seen anyone sleep so peacefully at the cinema.
- jackmeat2026年6月5日My quick rating - 6.3/10. David Mackenzie's Fuze starts with a surprisingly cool drone shot sweeping over a busy construction site in the heart of London. Everything looks routine until the workers dig up something that absolutely nobody wants to find buried beneath a major city. An unexploded WWII bomb. Suddenly, what was shaping up to be a normal workday turns into a migraine for just about everyone involved. They report the discovery to Zuzana, played by Gugu Mbatha-Raw, who recognizes the device as UXO (Unexploded Ordnance) right away. The city grinds to a halt, while the police and military rush to evacuate everyone. Time is ticking down. Enter Aaron Taylor-Johnson as Will, the bomb disposal expert. Yes, Kraven and maybe even the next James Bond. He keeps the tension high alongside Zuzana, both doing excellent in their roles. Fuze does an awesome job showing London during evacuations. Packed streets full of people and cars gradually become eerie and empty. This creates a fantastic atmosphere, making the situation feel incredibly real and vast. For a while, it seems the movie will be entirely focused on the bomb-disposal operation. Then the guys in orange jumpsuits show up. While the military crew follows protocol, trying to prevent half of London from becoming a very expensive crater, another group decides this would be the perfect opportunity to conduct a heist. Not sure if these thieves spend their free time sitting around waiting for unexploded bombs to be discovered, but judging by the generator hidden in a garbage bin and the amount of equipment already in place, this definitely wasn't a last-minute plan. These guys looked prepared enough to have a PowerPoint presentation ready. Surprise! They're after a vault full of safety deposit boxes. And the heist itself is surprisingly well thought out. The only slight flaw in their master plan seems to be forgetting that London is one of the most heavily surveilled cities on the planet. Small oversight. Before I strained my neck shaking my head, it doesn't settle for being just another robbery movie. There are plenty of double-crosses, shifting loyalties, and backstabbing along the way that set it apart. The final act takes a few turns I wasn't expecting, and the ending itself is handled in a fairly unique way. Fuze ended up being a pleasant surprise. I was expecting a fairly generic premise, but it finds some creative ways to spruce it up. The story is well designed, the pacing is excellent, and at just 96 minutes it never wastes time sitting on scenes longer than necessary. The editing keeps everything moving, making the runtime fly by. An entertaining thriller with a clever setup, solid performances, and enough twists to keep you guessing. Definitely worth checking out.
- Disent2026年6月3日Stupid movie with no likable characters except the one they decided to kill for some reason, feels like a made for TV movie, low budget with bad effects, the end act in the "desert" was like a cut scene from a PS 2. What a clownshow...also, play spot the many, many reason the UK is turning into a 3rd world country. SMH.
- eyeofthetornado2026年6月1日Fuze has an intriguing premise but wastes it on a hollow screenplay. The film lets its villains drift through chaos with little consequence, making its moral indifference feel less provocative than careless. Rather than exploring why evil persists or how systems fail, Fuze simply shrugs and moves on. The result is a thriller that mistakes cynicism for depth and leaves the audience wondering what the writers were actually trying to say.
导火线花絮
导火线于2026年4月3日发布。
导火线由David Mackenzie执导。
导火线的时长为1小时 36分钟。
导火线由Gillian Berrie, Sebastien Raybaud, Callum Grant, David Mackenzie制作。
伦敦市中心的建筑工地，一枚未引爆的二战炸弹意外出土。军方拆弹专家威尔与警方指挥官紧急启动全城疏散，整座街区陷入混乱。而这场“定时炸弹危机”，恰好成为一群劫匪策划已久的银行劫案完美掩护。拆弹倒计时与抢劫计划双线并行，危机与犯罪交织，一场以全城恐慌为背景的猫鼠游戏就此展开。
导火线中的关键角色有Will（Aaron Taylor-Johnson）, Karalis（Theo James）, Zuzana（Gugu Mbatha-Raw）。
导火线的评级为R。
导火线是一部Action, 犯罪, 剧情电影。
导火线的观众评分为7.8（满分10分）。
导火线的预算曾是US$4500万。
导火线的票房收入为US$289.1万。