Sargonarhes

As a movie if you've never played any of the Hitman games, this is just a standard action flick. They do the usual super human killer, one man army type of character.

But if you've played and liked the video games the movie has it's short comings. While it was nice they used the plot of Hitman Absolution with major changes, but Agent 47's voice lacked that gruff cold expressionless tone from the games. Though credit to Rupert Friend he did play the role with a cold expression only Agent 47 would have, it was a nice touch. As a video game to a movie it was ok, not nothing special.

I would try and leave out spoilers, but all my hate of this movie is spoilers. So I really can't say very much about this film. It's pretty much like any other Jar Jar Abrams film, all flashy and shiny and zero substance. The plot we've seen it before, but it's a spoiler to tell you where we've seen it. Abrams story telling are as boring and predictable as all his other works he's done before, and then he lies when it's figured out. And then thinks he's fooled you once his predictable story happens. He's a hack writer in the truest sense of the word. And now he has just killed Star Wars for me so I won't even bother with the next 2 sequels in the line. I can't say why without spoiling it, so all I can say it this is not the Star Wars movie I was looking for. You blew it Jar Jar Abrams, you blew it Disney, and screw you too Lucas for you selling it and allowing it all to happen.

There ever only going to be 6 Star Wars movies, I reject these, they are fraudulent.

Never before have I seen an anime series try to be so epic and fail so badly at it that it's so awful. It tries so hard to be an epic series like "Legend of Galactic Heroes" and "Crest of the Stars" and it's no where near on those levels. Sure the ships look great and the fleet formations and that's where anything good about this series ends. One scene a guy is standing in an open airlock like the vacuum of space isn't a problem, a few scenes later and a ship ramming the bridge of another ship and people are getting sucked out into space. What the heck man? I can see they want swords to give it a classic feel to it, but there is no technical logic reason why no one has any guns like the ones they're shoot at each others ships.

Characters are defeated for no logical reasons at all only to be allowed to come back as if some miraculous thing happens. Just bad characters in a bad plot with equally bad dialogue.

If you want to see an anime epic space opera watch "Crest of the Stars" or even better "Legend of Galactic Heroes" or LoGH, LoGH which is the definition of epic! Glass Fleet is lame fail to the extreme.