The Hit List

So I've watched this movie multiple times and each time I see or hear something new. At first it seemed like a standard I get around lead guy movie with gratuitous boobs and loads misogyny, but it was a carefully crafted narrative of what extremes are possible when getting your act together for "The One". The onscreen play from the leads was mostly believable. There was certainly chemistry there. Seseley shined in her exchanges with her on film brother, very believable and was very sweet as the playful yet cautious love interest for playboy Marcus. If you are fan of the Netflix Series "You", unorthodox ways to end a relationship, packaged in a film that is not as highly produced yet incredibly well put together then you should put this on your list to watch. You will definitely love ALL the mudslinging at Marcus from the beginning to the very end. He certainly deserves it.