I don't know what's worse, the acting, the writing, or the plot believability. Just when I think it's one, another gets worse. I think a group of high schoolers who enjoy movies could have written a better script with a more believable plot. I've seen high school students act better.
Someone goes into hiding, but doesn't look any differently? A high priced assassin that works with a team of 40 people? A tech expert that can hack the CIA, but has no security for his house? An assassin that can barely hold a gun, but never misses? A guy in hiding with a super thick accent in an area where no one has an accent? Are we supposed to not recognize that Antonio has an accent? Operatives that are so close that one has no idea the other has a family. Was there even a director or did they just roll out lines and let the actors figure it out? Is this the type of dribble that we can expect from Hollyweird in the future? It sure looks like it. I literally stopped watching 3 times. I only finished the movie just so I could write the review and be sure it didn't get better past the halfway point. Spoiler alert...it didn't.
Someone goes into hiding, but doesn't look any differently? A high priced assassin that works with a team of 40 people? A tech expert that can hack the CIA, but has no security for his house? An assassin that can barely hold a gun, but never misses? A guy in hiding with a super thick accent in an area where no one has an accent? Are we supposed to not recognize that Antonio has an accent? Operatives that are so close that one has no idea the other has a family. Was there even a director or did they just roll out lines and let the actors figure it out? Is this the type of dribble that we can expect from Hollyweird in the future? It sure looks like it. I literally stopped watching 3 times. I only finished the movie just so I could write the review and be sure it didn't get better past the halfway point. Spoiler alert...it didn't.