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Hit Man File is an interesting film. I should say first that while many people complain about Thai movies, I generally enjoy them. This is not a groundbreaking film in any sense, but it's highly enjoyable for fans of shoot'em-ups. The cinematography is on point, and the acting is very realistic. The film's major flaw comes in its story. A lot of Thai dramas tend to be a little over the top in terms of the melancholic (think of those Korean soaps) but this is not always a bad thing. The plot is decent, but it gets lost with the plethora of characters and their various schemes. Overall, check it out if you want a good way to spend an hour or two.

London is a film of complexities. True, the cast is not the group that you would consider could hold this movie, but they do. Quite easily, I might add. I won't describe the plot since everyone else has, but for a 90-minute film, it's solid. Jessica Biel is definitely the one for the role of London, but the real performances come from Statham and Evans, both of whom stand and deliver as never before seen in their previous films. True, many of the films finest points are novelty, but the execution is more on point than films in the same genre. Who would seriously see any great drama in a wreck of a man and a depressed banker doing line after line of coke while carrying on uneasy conversations about life love and religion. This is however, a severe point of the film's drama. Also, the girls in the film are pure eye candy, something that hints at the implausibility of the film. But then again, who's really gonna complain about it. A must see for the stars' fans and for anyone who relates to the issues of the film.