Assassin Club

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This is my first review on imdb and I was compelled to subscribe so I can vent my annoyance in words about how underwhelming this movie is. Story line is bland and the dialogue is more of what you'd expect from inexperienced z list actors. The ending felt like they got confused about the original plot they had in mind and just wanted to wrap up quickly or they ran out of budget. Henry Golding should stay of action movies. Sam Neil looks like he couldn't be bothered about his character. Hopefully, there wouldn't be a sequel or prequel this mess of a movie... 1hr 53mins that I can never regain.

Superb movie grt cast acting and action fight scenes the lot y some idiots review movies here to moan is beyond me If I don't like it I turn it off not sure if half these keyboard warriors have a brain Of just daft and stupid Like I said watch for yourself Like it or don't but y waste time crying it's no good Plz Next lot is copies as not got another 200 characters to say Like I said watch for yourself Like it or don't but y waste time crying it's no good Plz Next lot is copies as not got another 200 characters to say Like I said watch for yourself Like it or don't but y waste time crying it's no good Plz Next lot is copies as not got another 200 characters to say.

This film is like the friend who's constantly trying to hit on someone, but always ends up coming up short. Acting was bland, and at times, felt like many of the cast really didn't care to be there. The story and more accurately the writing was just awful. After the first act I so wanted to stop watching, but I endured, and reluctantly kept going. Shows me that Golding is not capable enough as a leading man, and the idea of him being the future 007 should be taken out of the conversations. I almost feel bad for Sam Neill being in this movie. Just my opinion, if you did enjoy it, good on you.

When you decide to make adjustments in your life, your profession changes the lives of others and those who close to you. When your participation as a mercenary involves all risks! Defending your credo no matter what, you go to the end to survive! All of the above characterizes the main character Henry Golding in the role of a hired killer who started with job where changes the rules, which endangers the life of his half! For survival, all that is needed is to eliminate all enemies, all without exception. Assassin Club - welcome to the limits from which there are two exits, kill or be killed!

It's a pure Kill Film, nothing more and nothing less, you can put your brain on hold, sit back and try to relax. Very refined in its visual presentation, taking a no-holds-barred approach with its content & providing heavy doses of pulse-pounding entertainment that many viewers will want to revisit again n again. Here was a movie that delivered exaxtly what I paid for. I went on a Friday night. Got a burger and a beer at the bar next to the theater, then got to watch a perfect Friday night movie. We need more of these types of films. Thrilling, edge of your seat action. Cool characters. Beautiful women. Killer cast, beautiful cinematography and stunts wowww.

The film in question, an intriguing exploration into the realm of experimental cinema, certainly left a lasting impression on its viewers. From the opening frames, it became apparent that this was a movie determined to defy conventions and challenge traditional storytelling techniques. However, while some may find merit in its audacity, others might struggle to find any redeeming qualities within its nonsensical narrative. The cinematography, with its deliberate disregard for aesthetics and visual coherence, showcased a disconcerting lack of artistic vision. Shots appeared haphazardly composed, lacking any discernible purpose or meaning. It seemed as if the camera itself had fallen victim to a bout of indifference, capturing mundane and uninteresting scenes with an unflinching dedication to mediocrity. The performances, or lack thereof, failed to ignite even a glimmer of interest or emotion. The actors appeared detached and disinterested, delivering their lines with a robotic monotony that drained any potential life from the characters they portrayed. It was a masterclass in insipidity, leaving viewers wondering how such a talented ensemble could manage to convey absolutely nothing of substance. The screenplay, if one could call it that, seemed to revel in its own incoherence and lack of purpose. Scenes unfolded with no logical progression or narrative cohesion, leaving viewers grasping at straws in search of any semblance of meaning. It was as if the writer had intentionally set out to confound and confuse, creating a labyrinthine mess of disjointed sequences that served no discernible purpose other than to frustrate and alienate the audience. The pacing, or lack thereof, added to the overall sense of tedium and monotony that permeated the film. Scenes dragged on interminably, seemingly devoid of any intention or direction. Each passing minute felt like an eternity, as the narrative meandered aimlessly from one inconsequential moment to the next. It was a test of endurance, challenging viewers to withstand the onslaught of boredom without succumbing to the temptation of slumber. The production design, characterized by its lackluster and uninspired aesthetic, did little to elevate the film's overall appeal. Sets appeared drab and lifeless, devoid of any creativity or attention to detail. It was as if the production team had simply thrown together a mishmash of random objects and called it a day. The lack of visual stimulation only served to compound the overwhelming sense of ennui that permeated the viewing experience. The soundtrack, if one could call it that, consisted of a cacophony of disjointed noises and jarring sounds. It seemed as if the composer had abandoned any notion of melodic harmony or auditory pleasure, instead opting for a collection of grating tones that assaulted the eardrums with reckless abandon. It was a sonic assault that added yet another layer of discomfort to an already excruciating viewing experience. In conclusion, this film's attempt at avant-garde experimentation ultimately fell flat, offering little more than an exercise in frustration and disappointment. Its nonsensical narrative, lackluster performances, and uninspired production elements left viewers questioning the very purpose of its existence. While it may find a niche audience among enthusiasts of the bizarre and incomprehensible, for the average moviegoer, it is an experience best avoided.

Highly underrated film. I thought this film would just be a little relief from a boring work night; but, I was pleasantly surprised. Very decent plot, nice action that did not try and bite off more than it could chew and decent acting, especially from Sam Neil, who moves effortlessly between being an unflappable handler to a desperate man caught in his lies. He most likely raised the bar for the rest of the cast, except perhaps for Noomi Rapace, who may have driven close to the edge with an almost over the top portrayal of an assassin playing both sides of the street. The story moves quickly, albeit a bit predictably except for the unnecessary twist at the end. Altogether well worth a watch and a pleasant surprise.