Hard Kill

A bad movie. Never should have been released. How did they get Bruce to do this?

Seriously. Extremely bad acting, (possibly the worst I have seen in a very long time), and a story line that simply wasn't. Direction basically non existent.

A bunch of drunks trying to convince a burned out light bulb to work again would be far more interesting.

A shame really, The king of popcorn movies, Bruce can make a good movie great and and a so-so flick into an extra large bucket of popcorn fun. But, this? No way.

-Avoid..

Bruce Willis was the only shining light for this film. It's like it was filmed by high school kids, and managed to find $1m to hire Bruce Willis. Shockingly bad acting.

Silly, improbable plot, ridiculous tactics and action, poor character development, stilted dialog, clumsy and impossible situations. Bruce Willis, how could you take a part in this thing?

To put it simply , the movie wasn't even worth the $1.80 rental at Redbox. As soon as I began fast-forwarding a lot to the scenes of first half of the entire movie, I realized, my $1.80 should have been just Donated to a poor homeless out in the streets.

Four writers and they still couldn't keep me awake. The struggle was real. It was 98 minutes and slow pacing of back and forth dumb endless gunfire hell, with major plot and technical issues. A Cub Scout could plan a better attack on the factory. The very little story that there was, was so cliched and insignificant, that you'll forget what the endless gun battle was for. Even the dialogue was infantile. Apparently this was filmed in 10 days... what did they do for 8 of those days? Then there's the terrible acting, mainly due to the director failing to direct their cast - as well as the entire film. Lala Kent was the only convincing actor - and she was easier on the eyes than her acting abilities, if that tells you about the rest of the cast. And why is Willis still in these garbage films anyway? It's not for the money, because there's no way he'll be increasing his 250M net worth with these type of films. Bruce, please, stop. The only redeeming qualities was the cinematography and a half-decent score for a b-grade film. It's a very generous 3/10 from me.