Mr. Right presents itself as an unusual romantic comedy! The premise is fairly unique: a hit man experiences a shift in personality because of an injury, leading him to reject his former profession by deciding that “murder is wrong.” He then begins targeting the individuals who commission these hits, seemingly oblivious to the inherent contradiction. We are also introduced to Martha, a woman navigating life after …

It’s an enjoyable film that I would happily watch again and suggest to others. The movie possesses a unique blend of craziness, and it’s difficult to articulate precisely how it affects the viewer. Sam Rockwell already has a distinctive acting style, and amplifying it proves to be quite effective. Anna Kendrick, who is typically recognized for portraying teenage girl roles rather than intense action characters, ma…

“Mr. Right” feels like a romantic comedy about a hitman that didn't quite come together. The premise is familiar—similar to something you might find in “True Romance” or “Grosse Point Blank”—but the execution falls short, coming across as disorganized and poorly planned. Martha, who’s had bad luck with relationships, finds her life changing when she meets Francis, a man who happens to be a hired killer. Their roma…

The movie 'Mr. Right' centers on a hitman who grapples with the idea that killing is wrong. However, something feels off about the film; it doesn’t quite land as an action-comedy or a romantic comedy, instead presenting itself in a rather disjointed way. It's hard to discern a clear beginning or end, and the script doesn't feel particularly well-crafted. While the performances were acceptable, the scenes didn't have …