I have always liked Kevin James, so it was with some expectation that I sat down to watch "True Memoirs of an International Assassin", and I will say that I was more than genuinely entertained by this movie in all its hilarious glory.
The movie starts out quite alright, with Kevin James putting on a wonderfully great action-packed sequence. And I must admit that it had me fooled at first, because I thought that it was putting down the standard of what the movie would be, in case it would be something much different than I had thought. But of course it turned out that it was the events of the fictional character in the book that Sam Larson (played by Kevin James) was writing. But we are indeed of to a great start here.
"True Memoirs of an International Assassin" continues in high speed and combines a great mixture of action, drama and comedy into a very enjoyable cocktail. The storyline is fun, fast-paced and is one that reach out to the audience and takes you on a thrilling ride.
The characters in "True Memoirs of an International Assassin" were as colorful and detailed as the storyline, which really helped the movie along quite nicely. Kevin James was great in the role of Sam Larson / Mason Carver, and he was joined by an equally great Zulay Henao (playing Rosa Bolivar). But the movie also gives us some hilarious performances from Kim Coates (playing President Miguel Cueto), Andrew Howard (playing Anton Masovich), Maurice Compte (playing Juan) and Andy Garcia (playing El Toro).
There is a lot of action scenes throughout the course of this movie, and they were quite nicely executed, especially since they were often spiced up with just the right amount of comedy. And as for the comedy in the movie, well lets just say that it was great and spot on.
I was more than genuinely entertained and amused with "True Memoirs of an International Assassin", and it was nice to see Kevin James back in what he does best. If you haven't already seen this movie and if you like comedies, then you most definitely should take the time to sit down and watch "True Memoirs of an International Assassin".
I am rating "True Memoirs of an International Assassin" a solid six out of ten stars, because it is an all-round hilarious and entertaining movie.
The movie starts out quite alright, with Kevin James putting on a wonderfully great action-packed sequence. And I must admit that it had me fooled at first, because I thought that it was putting down the standard of what the movie would be, in case it would be something much different than I had thought. But of course it turned out that it was the events of the fictional character in the book that Sam Larson (played by Kevin James) was writing. But we are indeed of to a great start here.
"True Memoirs of an International Assassin" continues in high speed and combines a great mixture of action, drama and comedy into a very enjoyable cocktail. The storyline is fun, fast-paced and is one that reach out to the audience and takes you on a thrilling ride.
The characters in "True Memoirs of an International Assassin" were as colorful and detailed as the storyline, which really helped the movie along quite nicely. Kevin James was great in the role of Sam Larson / Mason Carver, and he was joined by an equally great Zulay Henao (playing Rosa Bolivar). But the movie also gives us some hilarious performances from Kim Coates (playing President Miguel Cueto), Andrew Howard (playing Anton Masovich), Maurice Compte (playing Juan) and Andy Garcia (playing El Toro).
There is a lot of action scenes throughout the course of this movie, and they were quite nicely executed, especially since they were often spiced up with just the right amount of comedy. And as for the comedy in the movie, well lets just say that it was great and spot on.
I was more than genuinely entertained and amused with "True Memoirs of an International Assassin", and it was nice to see Kevin James back in what he does best. If you haven't already seen this movie and if you like comedies, then you most definitely should take the time to sit down and watch "True Memoirs of an International Assassin".
I am rating "True Memoirs of an International Assassin" a solid six out of ten stars, because it is an all-round hilarious and entertaining movie.