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Matthew Krueger (10051 KP) rated Hitman (2007) in Movies

Jul 6, 2019

Hitman (2007)

2007 | Action, Mystery

6.5

(10 Ratings)

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I actually like this movie.

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Even though hitman is a movie based off of a video game. I liked this movie. I thought timothy olyphant was a great choice for hitman.

The plot: Raised from childhood by the mysterious Diana organisation, Agent 47 is the perfect killer, but when he is dispatched to kill the Russian president, 47 discovers that his employers have betrayed him. Taking prostitute and possible witness Nika with him, the enigmatic assassin flees from both Interpol and the Russian secret service as he fights to uncover the root of the conspiracy.

To me hitman is a good movie, even though its a movie based off of a video game.

Its still a good movie unlike the 2015 film.

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Matthew Krueger (10051 KP) rated Hitman: Agent 47 (2015) in Movies

Jul 6, 2019

This movie excist

Unlike the 2007 film which to me was really good and underrated. This movie sucks, i forgot that this movie came out. This movie was really bad.

The plot: Raised from childhood by the mysterious Diana organisation, Agent 47 is the perfect killer, but when he is dispatched to kill the Russian president, 47 discovers that his employers have betrayed him. Taking prostitute and possible witness Nika with him, the enigmatic assassin flees from both Interpol and the Russian secret service as he fights to uncover the root of the conspiracy.

Its confusing, the plot makes no sense and overall anethor bad movie based off of a video game.

Watch the 2007 movie intstead of this one.

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Chloe (778 KP) Jul 6, 2019

Spot on with this review, couldnt agree more

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Shards (14 KP) rated Rocketman (2019) in Movies

Apr 9, 2020

Rocketman (2019)

2019 | Biography, Drama

8.0

(59 Ratings)

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Out of this world (pun intended)

Turn on and switch off... Of reality.

Taron Egerton delivers a stellar performance as Redge Dwight evolves into his colourful, camp, outrageous alterego Elton John.

A beautifully made film charting the ups and downs of singer, from childhood to megastar. The script delivers raw honesty and for someone that wasn't completely au fait with Elton's turbulent life, I felt honoured to share in his madness.

A collective mix of musical numbers with backing tracks allow the viewer to bath in the huge catologue of hits.

Stick it on and enjoy solid acting, writing and directing. Taron is brave, vulnerable and as the Rocket an, shows he is set for the stars.