Storyline
An assassin teams up with a woman to help her find her father and uncover the mysteries of her ancestry.
Directors
Cast
Hannah Ware, Emilio Rivera, Ciarán Hinds, Sebastian Hülk, Thomas Kretschmann, Michael Bornhütter, Matthias Günther, Tomas Jester, Zachary Quinto, Joe Toedtling, Rolf Kanies, Rupert Friend, Jürgen Prochnow, Dan Bakkedahl, AngelaBaby, Michaela Caspar, Georg Ebinal, David Brückner, Melanie Benna, Mona Pirzad, William E. Morris, Jerry Hoffmann, Charlene Beck, Melissa Broughton, Nils Brunkhorst, Alvin Chan, Michael Corcoran, Manuel Depta, Andrew Di Bartolomeo, Jörg Ellmer, Waye Leon Goh, Jesse Hergt, Florian Hotz, Michael Knese, Felix Koch, Alrik Kreemke, Daniel Michael Nelson, Peter Paes, Helena Pieske, Markus Ranglack, Kira Smidt, Daniel Stockhorst, Johannes Suhm, Eskindir Tesfay, Asuka Tovazzi, Janice Koh Yu-Mei, Dennis Heath, Jessica Lois, Chris Theisinger, Gillian Tan
Trailer
Reviews
58
In this post-"Mad Max: Fury Road" action movie age, “occasionally bonkers” just doesn’t cut it anymore.
40
After a while, you give up trying to make sense of the plot and sit there gaping at the car crashes, fight scenes, and shootings. The problem is that even the mayhem quickly becomes repetitive.
40
The Guardian
This vaguely science-fiction action picture based on a video game (and not a sequel to 2007’s Hitman) is an idiotic mess with a bafflingly dense prologue, an endless final battle, lifeless performances and anticlimactic twists, but it does have a degree of visual flair.
40
Consistently off by a beat, Hitman: Agent 47 fails to ever click into gear.
33
Agent 47 is just slightly less dull than its disavowed predecessor — or at least its dullness seems less active, because it doesn’t turn anyone as inherently interesting as Olyphant into a dour-faced killing machine.
