The Poison Rose (2019)

Written by Richard Salvatore and directed by George Gallo, this film noir features an incredibly talented cast: John Travolta, Morgan Freeman, Brendan Fraser, Famke Janssen, Peter Stormare, and Robert Patrick. Surprisingly, this is the first movie that John Travolta and Morgan Freeman have ever been in together. With that much star power, this movie should have been excellent. Unfortunately, it’s not. This page has the poison rose 2019, watch online, the poison rose 2019 free download, full movie hd.

The Good: It’s a pleasure watching John Travolta and Morgan Freeman, even in bad movies. I was shocked when I first saw Brendan Frasier on the screen. I hadn’t seen pictures of his recent weight gain and wondered if he did it intentionally for this film. He didn’t but I thought his acting was outstanding in his role as the doctor. I’ve always been a fan. Filmxy has The Poison Rose (2019) Online Full Movie, The Poison Rose (2019) free download HD Bluray 720p 1080p with English subtitle. Stars: John Travolta, Morgan Freeman, Brendan Fraser

I like Famke Janssen and thought she played a southern belle well. She looked like she had some new cheek implants done recently. Why do beautiful women in Hollywood mess up their original beauty? It was great to see Ella Bleu Travolta star with her father in a movie. I felt bad that the script mostly had her crying during the entire movie. She was also in the movie Old Dogs with her dad. She is one of those rare teenagers who actually likes her parents and isn’t embarrassed by them.

The music sounded like it came from a 1970’s drama and set the right tone from the very beginning. Some have criticized the Texas drawl that the actors tried to master but I thought everyone sounded fine. You can almost guess what happens by just watching the trailer. Even with a twist, it’s predictable. What’s the opposite of energetic? That’s this movie. Everyone seemed very tired the entire time. The ending left me underwhelmed. The shoot-out scenes are a bit sloppy. Characters conveniently appear and disappear in the story, leaving messy holes that leave you wondering “What was the point of that?” It tries to be deep, but it’s not.