Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueFollows Pete, a professional hitman, as he faces a group of assassins after the boss of a crime syndicate suspects disloyalty due to his attendance at Workaholics Anonymous meetings.Follows Pete, a professional hitman, as he faces a group of assassins after the boss of a crime syndicate suspects disloyalty due to his attendance at Workaholics Anonymous meetings.Follows Pete, a professional hitman, as he faces a group of assassins after the boss of a crime syndicate suspects disloyalty due to his attendance at Workaholics Anonymous meetings.
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Michael J. White leads as Pete a top of his class "fixer" (hitman) who has been tagged by someone into being a snitch to his boss Matteo Acardo (John Littlefield) but things are not as they seem, A lot of tally points are compared as to who is the badass hitman in town as a very interesting group of hitmen and women all attempt to bring him in to his boss for questioning. The reward for his capture however is rather low considering his value which sets the stage for the twist. Good action, fights, a bit of gore, no nudity or questionable garbage, sme foul language but not over the top. Michael is a bit heavier (gained some weight) in this one and not as trim as in "Blood and Bone" (2009) but that was a few years ago. Still great and a good watch!. Enjoy!
The plot was extravagant but nice , the fight choreography was good , the script was ok , I can only relate to the only take on the movie which everybody feels but don't know how to explain . It's "cinematography" .
For cinematography they choose action camera through out the movie which is constantly zoomed in on characters faces and blurring everything else around them .
It is quite strange to adopt this trend in a movie like that partly because it didn't have a small budget , they did shoot at multiple exotic locations so they didn't need to blur the entire movie , on the other hand the cast in general appeared overaged as you could count every head line and every wrinkle and pore on all their faces (I hope this doesn't ruin Aimee Stolte's career since she put up some good fight scenes to be sent off to grandmas category by producers because of this) , not only that , much of the fight scenes you can only see elbows and arms around necks and lose track of what's happening easily .
I really hope for a sequel but just film it right this time , the characters of the plot are all worthy of looking into , most had strong appearance but hardly any character development which I hope could be taken care of in a sequel .
For cinematography they choose action camera through out the movie which is constantly zoomed in on characters faces and blurring everything else around them .
It is quite strange to adopt this trend in a movie like that partly because it didn't have a small budget , they did shoot at multiple exotic locations so they didn't need to blur the entire movie , on the other hand the cast in general appeared overaged as you could count every head line and every wrinkle and pore on all their faces (I hope this doesn't ruin Aimee Stolte's career since she put up some good fight scenes to be sent off to grandmas category by producers because of this) , not only that , much of the fight scenes you can only see elbows and arms around necks and lose track of what's happening easily .
I really hope for a sequel but just film it right this time , the characters of the plot are all worthy of looking into , most had strong appearance but hardly any character development which I hope could be taken care of in a sequel .
Honestly, this felt like a waste of time. Not terrible enough to be entertaining in a "so bad it's good" way, but not good in any area either. It just sits in that boring middle ground. All the characters are one-dimensional, like they walked straight out of a generic superhero cartoon, and the plot is about as deep as a puddle.
The story? A guy is suspected of betraying his master... for no real reason. There's nothing clever or layered about it - just a lazy setup that never goes anywhere interesting. The tone tries to mix humor with action, but the jokes never land, and any attempts to develop the main character fall completely flat.
Visually, it's as generic as any low-effort action movie. The fight scenes mostly involve people who clearly don't know how to fight - except for Michael Jai White, who actually can, but for some reason tones himself down to match the rest of the cast. The blood effects are laughably bad, and the cinematography is forgettable.
The music? Fine. Just background filler - nothing memorable. My "favorite" scene (if I had to pick one) was the fight in his ex-apartment, but even that was painfully mediocre. The worst part was simply the time I wasted watching it.
Final verdict: I'd honestly recommend watching paint dry instead - at least then you won't be disappointed.
The story? A guy is suspected of betraying his master... for no real reason. There's nothing clever or layered about it - just a lazy setup that never goes anywhere interesting. The tone tries to mix humor with action, but the jokes never land, and any attempts to develop the main character fall completely flat.
Visually, it's as generic as any low-effort action movie. The fight scenes mostly involve people who clearly don't know how to fight - except for Michael Jai White, who actually can, but for some reason tones himself down to match the rest of the cast. The blood effects are laughably bad, and the cinematography is forgettable.
The music? Fine. Just background filler - nothing memorable. My "favorite" scene (if I had to pick one) was the fight in his ex-apartment, but even that was painfully mediocre. The worst part was simply the time I wasted watching it.
Final verdict: I'd honestly recommend watching paint dry instead - at least then you won't be disappointed.
Fun movie with great action. This is a cool film format. Great way t9 make large scale films cost effectively. I lived Michael's acting diversity and ability to show a friendlier side. The action was amazing with incredible stunt work! There is a fight scene with some bat work that was mind blowing.
I am a huge MJW fan, seen quite a few of his flicks but this one was, how you say,,,,bad. The plot was stupid, the endless fighting was stupid, the witty banter was stupid. Nothing like his previous films. The Workaholics Anonymous angle was stupid. The ending just bad. I've got nothing against some hand to hand fighting but when he was fighting for his life for about 10 minutes, literally, he looked and acted like nothing at all happened.
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- GaffesDuring the fight scene in Mora's apartment, there is blood splatter on the white couch. But after the fight scene ends and Pete goes to sit on the couch, the blood splatter is gone.
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- 1h 29min(89 min)
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