The Recruitment

About This Movie

So, The Recruitment is a bit of a curiosity from '85, you know? It follows this young geologist who gets lured into the murky world of corporate espionage. There's a certain grittiness to the atmosphere that feels almost gritty and raw, typical of that era. The pacing is interesting—sometimes it drags, but it builds tension nicely when it needs to. The themes of morality versus ambition are pretty well explored, though not always in the most subtle way. You also get some decent practical effects, which I always appreciate in action films. The performances have this earnestness, particularly from the lead, who is both physically impressive and morally conflicted. It's one of those films you might stumble upon and end up discussing for a while.

Features practical effects that are a nod to '80s action cinema. · Explores themes of morality in the face of ambition. · Notable for its somewhat gritty atmosphere despite its flaws.