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Salt (2010)

PG-13   |    |  Action, Thriller

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A CIA agent goes on the run after a defector accuses her of being a Russian spy.

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Cast & Crew

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Director:

Phillip Noyce

Writer:

Kurt Wimmer
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Awards

Nominated for 1 Oscar.

Another 4 wins & 15 nominations.

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20 July 2010 | jane10357
7
| Entertaining for sure
Was it realistic? No. Did all the dots get connected? Not all. Was it fun to watch? Yes. Was it predictable? Not entirely. Lots of twists & turns. If you don't mind people sliding down a banister with six-shooters out shooting 5 hit men with Uzi's, then you'll probably like it. (This didn't really happen, and I don't really know guns but you get the message.) I thought I had it all figured out but I was oh so wrong. I would like to see it again, knowing what I know now. There wasn't a lot of cursing and relatively little blood & guts considering this type of movie. I must say, sitting next to some women who liked shouting at the screen and throwing their own punches heightened the excitement for the audience.

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Trivia

Terry George, Michael Mann and Peter Berg all came close to directing at one point or another.

Quotes

Evelyn Salt: Please let me go home. Please, I'm not who you think I am. I'm really not who you think I am. Please. Please, I'm not a spy.
North Korean Torturer: You are a spy!
Evelyn Salt: I'm not a spy. Please let me go home.
North Korean Torturer: Try again.
Evelyn Salt: I am not a spy! I am a business woman. I work for Rink Petroleum...

Goofs

When Orlov briefs Salt on the boat, he points out that the plane's tail number will be N182SL. But as the plane takes off, its tail number can be seen as N188SL.

Alternate Versions

The Blu-ray release includes three cuts of the film: the Theatrical Version (100 minutes), the Director's Cut (104 minutes, plus changes to existing scenes), and an Extended Cut (101 minutes, including the removal of some scenes and a different ending).

Soundtracks

Yr the Enemy
Written by Ian Blurton and Dean Dallas Bentley
Performed by C'mon
Courtesy of Blown Speaker Records

Storyline

Plot Summary

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Genres

Action | Thriller

Details

Release Date:

23 July 2010

Language

English, Russian, Korean

Country of Origin

USA

Filming Locations

Makaryev Monastery, Lyskovo, Nizhny Novgorod, Russia

Box Office

Budget:

$110,000,000 (estimated)

Opening Weekend USA:

$36,011,243 25 July 2010

Gross USA:

$118,311,368

Cumulative Worldwide Gross:

$293,503,354

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