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IMDB Ratings: 5.3 /10
Directed: William Kaufman
Released Date: N/A
Genres: Action, Thriller
Languages: Hindi ,English
Film Stars: Cuba Gooding Jr., Cole Hauser, Jonathan LaPaglia
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File Size: 1.2GB , 350 MB
Story:A man creates a hit list with a stranger during a drunken night out and must then race to try to save those he marked for death as the bodies pile up and all fingers point to him.
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The Hit List 2011 BRRip – Review:-
I’ve come to the conclusion that Cuba Gooding Jr. has accepted his downfall to direct-to-DVD movies, because he doesn’t seem to be trying to pick good projects anymore, including this one. In fairness, this project isn’t as bad as some of his other turkeys. For a low budget direct-to-DVD project, the production values are okay, though there are signs of cost-cutting throughout (such as a number of close-ups and very few wide shots). The police in this movie don’t come across as dumb as they do in other B movies, and the movie did interest me enough to wonder how the situation would be wrapped up in the end – though honestly, it wasn’t worth the wait. The screenplay has a number of other problems, with some decisions by the hero to be so idiotic that I was groaning out loud, and some implausibilities by others that make no sense when you think about them closely. (For example, think about the way Gooding’s character kills the second person on the list.) Gooding is simply unconvincing as a ruthless hit-man, and Hauser has to somehow make his stupid and spineless character sympathetic, which sees far beyond his abilities. If you ask me, more thought and planning went into the fancy opening credits sequence than with the rest of the movie.
