"Three Days to Kill" may not have anything to do with art. No matter by any objective standards, "Three Days to Kill" is a terrible movie: rough and brutal, with few logic, and full of flaws in geography and gender politics. But it is better than most excessively violent and shoddy action movies, but it is precisely because of these "errors" that the film becomes different when it appears to be full of errors. ()
The film has a typical Luc Besson style of absurdity. It is a relatively mediocre action thriller, but it is also undeniably entertaining. Costner injects completeness and ease into his character, which greatly improves the viewability of a messy and stupid movie. ()
This is an old-fashioned movie that combines suspense, action, and crime with family affection and self-salvation . It is very similar to " Taken ", which was also written and produced by Luc Besson . ()
