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The Killer (2024)
Directed by John Woo
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Overview
Zee is a feared contract killer known as “the Queen of the Dead,” but when she refuses to murder a young blind woman, she finds herself hunted both by criminal colleagues and a determined police detective.
Rated R | Length 126 minutes
Actors
Nathalie Emmanuel | Omar Sy | Sam Worthington | Diana Silvers | Saïd Taghmaoui | Angeles Woo | Eric Cantona | Tchéky Karyo | Grégory Montel | Hugo Diego Garcia | Michaël Erpelding | Agel Aurélia | Guillaume Kerbusch | Fabrice Scott | Kelian Maréchaux | Elie Haddad | Lydie Muller | Etienne Guillou-Kervern | Vincent Winterhalter | Igor Skreblin | Octave Delepaule | Marius Delepaul | Kévin Table | David Clark | Jaz Deol | Anissa Bakhti | Grégory Loffredo | Jamel Blissat | Intissar Kitsaïs-Rotsen | Eesha El Hadj | Yann Brouet | Gary Cothenet | Maxime Coulon | Ahmed Chouikhi | Nicolas-Kisito Bata | Laurent Coin | Michaël Troude | Arthur Aspaturian | Clément Huet | Vincent Bersoulle | Michel Nguyen | Trevor Morgan | Quentin D'Hainaut | Hugo Bariller | Ben Milord | Iliés Moujane | Robert 'Rock' Galotti | Staiv Gentis | Justin Howell | Renaud Marc | Lauren Coda | Clémence Schreiber | Monia Moula | Morgane Bujoli | Navathipan Rajakumar | Christophe Dupuis | Rachid Boulaïd | Bryan Vigier | Jérémy Margallé | Alexandre Lopoka | Frédéric Dessains | Jonathan Bernard | Daren Nop | David Nop | Eric Cullet | Arthur Delapierre | Anis Messabis | Maurice Chan | Amadéo Cazzela | Marvin Berrembou | Thibault Gassmann | Olivier Sa | Ibrahima Keita | Lucas Dollfus | Alexandre Yde
Viewing History (seen 1 time)
| Date Viewed | Device | Format | Source | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 08/23/2024 | Home Theater | Streaming | Video on Demand | 7 stars |
| (Average) 7 stars |
Viewing Notes
If you just consider this a standalone movie with a passing resemblance to Woo’s original, it plays well and is a fun watch. As a remake of the original, not so much. I’m perfectly fine with that because nothing is going to be as good as the original. I’m just happy we’ve gotten two new John Woo films in the last two years. Keep ‘em coming!
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