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βall the gun-play got boring very quicklyβ
HellHoleHorror Β· Metacritic β
Read 28 Aug 2026 Β· confidence 1% Β· too thin for a score Β· how this works
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βThe most audacious, implausible, cheerfully offensive, hyperactive action picture I've seen since, oh, "Sin City," which in comparison was a chamber drama.β
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times Β· 88
βThis is likely the fastest-moving intentionally funny action movie ever made. It's as if the 21 Bond movies and four "Die Hards" had been distilled to remove their body fat (that is, character development, buildup, rest stops, etc.) and left us with only the killing and the punch lines.β
Jack Mathews, New York Daily News Β· 88
βIts pulpy violent excess will tip over...into slightly more excessive excess. That's its silly, scuzzball joy.β
Owen Gleiberman, Entertainment Weekly Β· 83
βAnyone looking for subtlety, character development or layered plotting will be disappointed, but action fans will find plenty to amuse them with this film that makes "Hard-Boiled" look restrained.β
Frank Scheck, The Hollywood Reporter Β· 80
βExtremely violent guilty pleasure of a thriller.β
Chuck Wilson, Village Voice Β· 80
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βall the gun-play got boring very quicklyβ
HellHoleHorrorabout 50β100% inread it β
βOver the top fun action movie with plenty of Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudge similarities making it just as funny.β
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βThey don't make films like this anymore. While it was never destined to win any Oscars it is a film that knows what it is and what fans of the genre want. If you want a tongue in cheek action movie with an amazing soundtrack, you have come to the right place. Absolute classic. Amazing choreography and all things considered, great acting. Must see.β
WeeAreWunread it β
βAn excessive, sparsely entertaining romp through the usual action movie tropes and cliches, offering up an occasional wink and nod to let you know that it's aware of its own silliness. Though, I never thought the style completely suited the idiocy of the events as depicted. In something like, say, "Hardcore Henry," there's already this heightened element to the presentation that ultimately pairs with the ridiculous narrative. With "Shoot 'Em Up," you're given a mostly plain, drab looking aesthetβ
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βWell, itβs certainly well titled! Itβs all about a chap called βSmithβ (Clive Owen) who just happens to be sitting on a bench in the wrong place at the wrong time. Before he knows it heβs having to rescue a pregnant woman from some would-be assassins, and then before he knows that heβs delivering the baby. Now the question is - why would these thugs be remotely interested in a pregnant woman? Well it seems that βDonnaβ (Monica Bellucci) is unable or unwilling to enlighten him much, and as the twβ
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