44/19
He follows a contract killer near the end of his career and is thrilled when the Company brings him back into the field to train a new Generation Z recruit: Wilborg, a killer wonder with an attitude. At first, I couldn’t understand why a film with such a great cast wasn’t being talked about more. We were the only ones in the theater watching this film and we left before it was over. I wouldn’t even consider it a film, it’s just a bunch of lazy sequences, like someone was paid to make a film and didn’t have much time to make it. It feels like the plot could get interesting at some point, but it never does, every moment of the film is devoid of energy and the viewer is the one who has to put in too much effort to maintain their interest and keep watching the film. It was boring to watch and I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone.