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A good Bronson performance, but the movie is weak and the "hit man" is cartoonish...looks like someone who couldn't make The Sopranos team. The bad guys have dozens of ways to dispatch Bronson's character, but botch it up time after time. A pretty one-dimensional story, but a good one for Bronson fans.

Film critics and too many ordinary movie goers have been much too hard on this film, which comes across as an exciting--if at times unbelievable-- tale of an ordinary Jew trying almost single-handedly to wage a losing war against the Nazis and their partners in genocide, the Arrow Cross (Hungarian Nazis.) It's a fast-paced film that war movie lovers will definitely enjoy. If you're looking for Gone With The Wind, you took out the wrong flic!

Totally agree with the (many) reviewers who called Kong: Skull Island a Humungous Turkey! One of my favorite moments was when the heroine--the woman photographer--falls in the water and starts sinking...Anyone who's ever seen a movie knows to expect big hairy hand from the love-struck Kong to come lowering in the water to cup the lovely damsel in distress! Fay Wray would spin over in her grave watching this lame scene and film. Kong's constant terrifying roaring is almost as loud as the cry of hundreds of thousands of movie-goers who have been suckered out of ten bucks or more to watch this flic.