Hit Man(2024)
"He's not a killer, but he can pretend."
Overview
A mild-mannered professor moonlighting as a fake hit man in police stings ignites a chain reaction of trouble when he falls for a potential client.
Richard Linklater
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Richard Linklater
Screenplay
Glen Powell
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Top Billed Cast
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Glen Powell Can Make Any Character Look Good
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Fighting and Flirting at the Same Time
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Gary & Madison First Meet
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Madison Discovers Gary's Identity
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Gary's First Hit Man Job
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Every Hit Man Played by Glen Powell
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Glen Powell Psychoanalyzes Hit Man Personality Types
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Go Behind the Scenes with Glen Powell and Adria Arjona
Behind the Scenes
Richard Linklater on Directing Hit Man, a Screwball Comedy Meets Film Noir
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Glen Powell and Adria Arjona tell you all about Hit Man
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Glen Powell and Adria Arjona Break Down Hit Man
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Meet the Hit Moms
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Glen Powell Ruins Interview with Adria Arjona
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Inside the Making of Hit Man
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Glen Powell and Adria Arjona Break Down Their Hit Man Partnership
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which #hitman would you date?
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in theatres now
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Glen Powell's Hair Chair Transformation
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'Hit Man' with Glen Powell, Adria Arjona, and Richard Linklater
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NYFF61 Trailer
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Richard Linklater on Working with Glen Powell, Dramatizing Reality, and Bending Genres
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Richard Linklater on Hit Man
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TIFF 2023 Q&A with Richard Linklater
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Written on September 5, 2023
"Hit Man leaves everyone floored with one of the best comedies of the year in a magical case of cinema in which direction, screenplay, and cast combine so well with each other that, in the end, it's impossible not to applaud.
Richard Linklater and Glen Powell deliver an insanely hilarious, genuinely entertaining script elevated by the filmmaker's flawless technical execution and career-best performances from Powell and Adria Arjona. A light, non-stop narrative filled with memorable, thought-provoking, sharp dialogue, exploring notions of identity and personality through the question: "can we really change who we are?"
One of the most sensationally enjoyable theater experiences in recent years."
Rating: A-
