The Mechanic - Movie Review

You're not going to matter Jason Statham movie. Style almost always wins out, though actor's recent films are more than a bit of common events, the same formula: Statham gets more than his wicked head, who would outsmart it and eventually turn the tables and kicks more than a few asses. Mechanic is a little different, a native British attempts to give a little dramatic spectacle of the killer with a sense of guilt by the organization, he worked at the "retirement" from his longtime friend and mentor.Statham, of course, will fail because let's face it, it is not really an actor, playing essentially the same characters over and over: yourself. Yet it is a remake of one of the many career defining the end of Charles Bronson movies, action drama directed by Simon West has a lot of entertainment, reaching more "hits" was supposed to, ifyou want.

starting point of the mechanic is established that one of them frantically cut the gap in the chains, which are the cause of eye rolls or immediately attract your attention. For me it was the last Statham is a hitman Arthur Bishop murdered his goal of a seemingly blank large seems accidental drowning, and he manages to escape the tag jumping on the back deck and the vessel River Cruise. The thing is, not only the methods of the Bishop to accomplish a specific task, fast and cool, but you can see in Statham, skipping the bridge behind the camera down on dangerous waters.

Its basic set swamps of New Orleans, Bishop is a loner, who carefully planned exercises, sometimes seeking comfort in the arms of a woman, she must sleep with him (Mini Anden). Although he understands the nature of their relationship, it is obvious that the girl sleeping in a mysterious guy like Arthur free. Receive its missions through the hidden messages on Craigslist, the bishop is unclear when his last death from the wheelchair Harry McKenna (Donald Sutherland), director and longtime friend. Believing that the request is a kind of error, the bishop asks the meeting of one of its shadows high-ups (Tony Goldwyn), and

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