This film is a demonstration that Adkins' electoral flow is much lower than Van Damme's. Unfortunately, the lucky character is as poor as a citizen of the worst place in the third world; his motivation is ridiculous, his love story is unsustainable, and his professional conduct as a murderer is pitiful. If I'd done the right thing, we wouldn't have a movie, because this film is basically the story of Adkins' disasters. Van Damme, in a movie where he has a pet (in this is a turtle, in another he is a rabbit), shows us that he is a tough guy: he adopts a prostitute to show us that he has no attachment to her: not even a tear she sheds when she is massacred (in the best Bronson style). It's a decent movie with well-worked characters except Adkins'. There are winks John Wick makes, and that's obvious to anyone with two fingers up front. It's better than a class b movie, which isn't so bad.
Review of Assassination Games
