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"The Bald and the Beautiful", I actually had some expectations from this movie, I'm a big fan of the lower budget and simple action flick, and the trailer actually had me very interested. Let me also say that I don't play video games and even though I'm very well read this video-game just isn't popular enough for me to know much about, unlike say earlier adaptations like doom or Mario etc, or the coming Halo.

The movie basically follows the formula take a popular video game, make it into a 100 min script, put in a decent actor, a hot exotic chick, and stuff it full of guns, explosions and a bunch of good one liners. Yet somehow this movie fell bellow my expectations, and I have a feeling the Censor Board had lot to do with, scene after scene of gratuitous violence and nudity fell pray to their hypocritical morality. So much so that even some of the dialogues that i saw in the teasers were butchered.

Despite this fact there is no doubt that the film has its weakness' such as:

1). Lack of a good villain, a staple of older movies nowadays its hard to come across a good one, a powerful hero needs a powerful hero to really shine.

2). No really big scenes.

3). Weak and much rehashed script, almost everything has been seen on film before.

4). Timothy Oliphant? While I agree he does have charisma and did carry of his role quite well there is no doubt in my mind that it could have been much better, he was good in the cool parts, but he just didn't look menacing enough when he had too.

Beside that, Olga looks smoking hot even with the punk look, when she dresses up she crosses over into the amazing territory, too bad the censor board cut of most of her hot scenes, but she was one of the best things about this movie. Some of the one liner are really good, especially good were the conversations between Olga and 47. Other than these things this movie is quite good.


"Hitman", A real shoot em up. Not for the squeamish as there are plenty of blood highlights. Action packed and loaded. Not for kids.

"movielover", When i herd hitman was going to the movies i could not wate to see it. When i rented it from redbox i watched it as soon as i got home I love it and soon got it off of amazon.com thx for this dvd.

"entertaining", Hitman is simple entertainment and this is what it does - it is entertaining. The movie is simple (sometimes questions are raised - how does he never get shot)but do you care?

I have not seen all the extras yet but there are some. The idea of the extra disc so that you can transfer your film seems to have no function to me at all. I should have read the reviews more carefully but to call it a two-disc special edition is tenuous at best

If you want simple entertainment - buy it as a single disc?

"hit man not quite Jason Bourne", the plot is ok and the action is fine. Be sure to check out the alternate endings. Because the plot is sort of a Jason Bourne story, the comparison makes this not on the same level of intensity. In the end you just don't care about what happens to him compared to the Bourne stories.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Why you can't actually fall in love with the Terminator?", Because he is just a cyborg or a robot and that's all.

On the other hand why do we fall in love with a character like Indiana Jones or James Bond? - Because he is romantic, funny, sexy, brave, and you could add more attributes because he is human and humane.

According to the Eidios game if the hitman was genetically engineered and made for just killing people (almost like the Terminator) I can understand and accept the character who cannot smile, kiss or show any kind of normal human emotion. However if the director was trying to potray the hitman as a "Macho", romantic guy then the movie fails miserably. In fact that is how the director has tried to potray him. However there is nothing macho about some lockjaw guy who speaks with small movement of the lips. And because his jaw is locked it is difficult to hear and watch him speak so stressfully. To deliver powerful dialogues the Hitman has to not only strain himself to speak but there is hardly any voice coming out. The voice isn't authorotative even when it is obvious that the voice was dubbed in the studio.

Remember those great lines that James Bond or any of those classic heroes deliver. In fact movies are remembered for them. On the other hand The Hitman delivers some terrific flop lines. The most obvious one being the lines that he speaks just after Olga describes her torture session with the Russian mafia when she had tried to escape it once. "If you ever again interfere with me like that..." What a fiasco! What a let down for the audience in the cinema that was waiting to laugh or feel good. Nothing macho or funny about it. I wonder what the editor or director was doing while editing this scene. You can imagine what it takes to speak them over and over again for many retakes.

So in the end The Hitman just turns out to be a killing machine. Timothy Olyphant plays the lockjaw Hitman. No wonder they deliberately avoided kissing, smooching or even eating scenes becuase then this guy will have to use his mouth and teeth differently. This means even a sequel will have the same thing. If the excuse for his robotic behavior is the way he was taught in genetic-school how come the other hitmen from the same school don't act that way.

Too much of simply point at someone's head at close quarters and never miss a shot also gets boring after a point. The Hitman literally being unscathed in all the fights further adds to the unrealism.

In Die Hard 4 I complained about Olyphant not showing clenched teeth, but that's what he does all the time on this one. The nudity is acceptable but the blood and flesh splattering violence is gory.

The pretty Olga kurylenko who is going to be cast as the new bond girl is the heroine. She is beautiful and looks even more beautiful when she cries. I scored the two stars just for her.

"Fan of the video games. Satisfied. Not blown away.", As a die hard fan of the Hitman video games, I was beyond excited for the movie. I did my best to temper this with the knowledge that most, if not all, videogame adaptations fall somewhere below the gamers' expectations.

That said, this one delivers a very respectable performance. As far as videogame crossovers go, this was a very enjoyable movie and I hope it did well enough to merit a sequel.

The minor changes from the game backstory did bother me since they didn't strike me as changes that were necessary to create a more mainstream story line (which is why these changes are usually made). While it was inevitable, the addition of a conscience and emotion for 47 detracted from the videogame protagonist stone cold persona.

All in all, I recommend this movie to videogame fans and action movie fans alike.

"Worth watching", OK, so the plot is a little sparse and the acting is pretty poor, but it's made up for by great action. Overall, I found this movie entertaining enough. I think you definitely need to be familiar with the video game and the background story or you might be super confused. Either way, Timothy Olyphant is hot as a bald killer who is surprisingly human.

"rip off of the Marvel's The Punisher.....Stupid", This was a stupid movie. A rip off of the Punisher, Nothing else.

No acting, no script, and no point.

"mindless entertainment", Suspended disbelief is required. Premise that a skinhead dressed in like a MIB and sporting a bar code tat on the back of his head slipping across borders while remaining anonymous is silly. Fun to watch but not to take to seriously.

Fans of the Hong Kong gangster genre will recognize this as a knock off of John Woo & Chow Yun-fat plots. For instance there are elements of "A Better Tomorrow". The shootout scenes are derivative of Chow except Chow has grace and panache which is lacking here.

Olyphant's dead pan delivery doesn't work well. It's like a 17 year old geek trying to sound like the Terminator.