Shoot them in the stomach. They die slow, in agony, and they know, it's personal.
A brand new original Netflix movie starring Woodie Harrelson and Mary Elizabeth Winstead.
Stylistically this movie was awesome. Tokyo at night looked vibrant with many colorful neon anime characters. There's a lot of pink, especially in the car chase scene. That was some amazing camera work and reminded me a bit of Baby Driver. Also, the music hyped up the movie throughout.
This led to the violent and entertaining fight scenes. This gave some John Wick vibe with some creative use of weapons. In these scenes Mary Winstead was a total badass showing brutality when she kills. She carried every scene and I loved her performance.
The biggest problem of the movie was that I could see 99% of the movie from a mile away. Honestly this didn't affect me as much as it should because I loved the style and action a lot.
Overall, an enjoyable flick despite the predictable story. 7.5/10.
