It is a fine entertaining movie. Nice to see old guns Samuel L. Jackson, Michael Keaton and Robert Patrick.

Can’t believe Samuel L. Jackson is 72!

Movie is entertaining and definitely worth the watch. The [spoiler] fight/sex scene between Michael Keaton and Maggie Q was awkward and cringy AF. It felt like walking in on your parents mid coitus. [/spoiler]

The movie is ok, a guess. A lot of good action scenes, capitalizing the fact tha Maggie Q use to be Nikita in another life. I get that Michael Keaton is a household name and all of that... but that was a little bit cringy for me. I'm all about diferent type of couples, and i don't wanna sound prudish or anything but he's too old for Maggie Q to make any sense. I din't like that paring at all, and it took me away from the movie big time. Maybe with an actor not 28 years older than the female lead it would have made more sense to me. Or maybe I don't find Michael Keaton with that kind of appeal ...

Run of the mill victim turned into an assassin who only kills bad guys. The 90's were full of movies like this, except now the lead character is played by the lovely Maggie Q and the show is stolen by a somewhat atypical villain's henchmen Rembrandt played by Michael Keaton. That's the only saving grace of the movie, Michael Keaton. He works for the bad guy Anna is trying to kill, essentially playing the opposite to Anna. Equally smart, lethal but far more charming and realized a character who doesn't handle things in the usual villain's henchman kind of way. He's the finesse, or as the character puts it, after the facts kind of guy who cleans up the mess left by the blunt instruments that come before him. Repartee between Anna and Rembrandt is the only thing that's "interesting", that is if you remove the poorly stolen Mr and Mrs Smith fight then fuck scene, the rest you've seen before. Maggie Q holds her own against Keaton, despite not being given a lot to work with. It has plot holes, it has perplexing character decisions, but it entertains well enough for what it is.