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Most HelpfulI first heard about Hitman about a year ago while reading up on video game movies that were in the making. Immediately I was excited because I had always imagined the Hitman game to be a perfect canidate for the big screen. I was a bit skeptical though on how the final product would be. Movie studios...
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Most HelpfulBottom-Line: Hitman is just about what you'd expect when a video game makes the leap to the big screen; the translation is all muddled and such.
The trailers were enticing enough; bald man clips untold number of baddies with big silver guns. What else could a testosterone laden American male need...
review »Hitman stars: Timothy Olyphant, Henry Ian Cusick and Dougray Scott. You might recognize Timothy Olyphant from these movies: Gone in 60 seconds, Catch and Release, Live Free or Die Hard.
My husband was excited to watch the movie Hitman because he loves the video game Hitman in which the movie was based on. Since I have never played the game Hitman, I had no idea what the movie was about besides what the title indicates.
In the beginning of the movie, you see young boys with shaved heads getting a tattoo of a barcode on the back of their head. You learn that these boys grow up to be trained...
review »But movies have the disadvantage of being a more passive medium, needing to attach personality to characters or risk losing viewer identification. The movie adaptation of Hitman struggles a great deal with this dilemma, attempting...
review »This movie is not for anyone who is expecting the movie to be like the eidos video game. The movie only contains one real stealth hit, the rest of the movie is just a run and gun adventure. If you're the kind of person that likes that then its They also tried to fit too much information into the movie in a short amount of time which confuses the viewer. Other than action buffs, I would not recommend this movie to anyone.