Thumbnail: Hitman: Agent 47 has enjoyable action, paper-thin characters, and an incomprehensible plot. Well, one out of three ain't bad. The good news is that the R-rated film cost just $35 ...

Here’s how it works. The first couple minutes of Hitman: Agent 47 are pretty much a video game cutscene, with grainy video and voiceover talking about secret and bad human research. The segment ...

Whether they were there for the release of the original Hitman: Codename 47 in 2000 or joined Agent 47 much later in 2021's Hitman 3, GTA fans will likely know who this secretive character is from ...

Hitman's protagonist Agent 47 has been switching disguises and targets for 25 years, but one thing has always remained constant: his voice actor. David Bateson has voiced Agent 47 since the ...

Yet video game movie adaptations, like Hitman: Agent 47, remain strangely inert, still bouncing across multiplex screens every year with about as much creativity and innovation as Pong.

2007's Hitman is an adaptation of the beloved stealth video game and was Timothy Olyphant's first leading movie role, but ...

"Homeland's" Rupert Friend stars in the video game adaptation By Rebecca Ford Rupert Friend Emmy's Arrivals - P 2014 Agent 47 centers on a bald-headed assassin who teams up with a woman (Hannah ...

An curved arrow pointing right. The trailer for the upcoming 20th Century Fox film "Hitman: Agent 47" is out. The movie is about a genetically engineered assassin and includes all the explosions ...

47, were awarded the money as part of a civil lawsuit filed in Houston federal court alleging the man was helpless while he was bound and blindfolded when FBI agent Gavin Lappe shot him in January ...

Usyk was suited and booted in all black with a red tie and leather gloves - as fans likened him to a deadly Agent 47 from the Hitman video game. One said: "The Hitman." Another added: "Oleksandr ...

Playing the title role in “Hitman: Agent 47,” he goes way against type, starring as an emotionless killing machine with barely a hint of humanity. Now, I’m all for a performer stretching ...