starring Robert De'Niro, Jean Reno, Sean Bean, and Natascha McElhone
Ronin starts out with a job for professionals in a bar/cafe. A group of men meet Natascha Mcelhone to find out what big job they are in store for.
Jean Reno's character quickly becomes friends with the overly questioning Robert DeNiro very quickly. Robert asks so many questions that you can tell that you can tell that something is up, or he is the only guy there that wants to get the job done without getting killed. It is sometimes quite annoying, but it also opens up a lot of wounds for the other characters in the movie.
Sean Bean becomes the first big confrontation with his junky scottish character that seems like he knows what he is doing but at the same time seems to be just what he is. A Junky.
Then the usual movie cliche' happens, the big Double Cross and the movie is spun around fighting against themselves to get the prize. A case with something to the unknown in it. (not that Robert won't ask a billion times as to what is in the case.)
They figure out who they are working for and continue the mission without fail.
My problem with this film is that after about forty five minutes you aren't sure if they are still going to get paid for the job or if they are just that pissed off about getting screwed that they are going to finish it anyway.
It is a great action film if you are into the car chase scenes that never seem to end, but over all it is a good film to add to your library.
rating = B-