John Mark Tamano

It is one of my favorite movies. It is about an ordinary individual who was trained to be an elite assassin but he later turned against his mentor and mates after he learned that he was hired to kill his father. Their unique way of shooting the target where the bullet travels in a curve path is amazing. How Morgan trained James to grab the speeding needle inside the weaving machine stuck with me. The Loom of Fate comes up with the names of the next target of the assassination is intriguing. The most exciting part is the fight scene when James McAvoy attacked the fraternity inside the factory with the use of rats fitted with bombs. The role of the mentor and head of the fraternity really fits Morgan Freeman. While James played well the role of an amateur assassin.

It's a movie that will leave you on the edge of your seat. It revolves around Siera Six, (Gosling) a highly-trained CIA operative who on his last mission to assassinate a target stumbled into a dirty secret inside the agency which placed his life in danger as he was eventually hunted by the people he used to work for. The agency sent its best teams to track and neutralize Six with the use of the most advanced technologies and weapons. The task eventually landed in the agency's rogue operative, Loyd, played by Chris Evans, who employed ruthless measures to lure and kill Six. The role fits Gosling well as he portrayed both a cold-blooded assassin and a charming guardian to the niece of his handler. It's the first time I saw a popular actor (Chris Evans) play the role of a villain and still make it endearing.