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Movie Review: ‘HITMAN: AGENT 47’ Should 86 Itself

Movie Review: ‘HITMAN: AGENT 47’ Should 86 Itself

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Jared McMillan // Film Critic HITMAN: AGENT 47 | 96 min | R Director: Aleksander Bach Cast: Rupert Friend, Hannah Ware, Zachary Quinto and Ciarán Hinds Movies about assassins or contract killers have always intrigued me, specifically for the reason that, when done right, revolve around the solitude of the...