30/43
It follows a contract killer facing the end of his career who is thrilled when the company brings him back to field train a Gen-Z newbie: Wihlborg, a prodigy talent with an attitude. At first I couldn’t understand why a film with such a good acting cast wasn’t discussed more. We were the only ones in the theater to see this film and left before the film was over. I wouldn’t even consider it a film, it’s just a few lazy sequences, like someone paid a little money to make a film and didn’t have much time to do it. It feels like the plot could get interesting at some point but that never happens, every moment in the film lacks energy and the viewer is the one who has to try too hard to maintain their interest to keep watching the film. It was annoying to watch and I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone.