The plot of "Killshot" doesn't have much surprises, and the characters' black and white settings are also lackluster. The housewife with complex psychological activities and the violent cold-faced killer can be regarded as the routines that the two actors are familiar with. The thematic structure of the story is quite simple. The pattern of misunderstanding of the murder-police protection-killer dispatch-good and evil interactions is so numerous in Hollywood, and the large number of details and psychological descriptions in the original work are bound to be difficult to show in detail in the film. The original swaying style of horror and gunfight also makes the director sway between horror and action, and the combination of the two elements inevitably requires a strong overall scheduling ability. So what the plot of the film is, it's far less attractive than how an acting actor plays it
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Killshot evaluation action
2022-05-03 06:01
Extended Reading
Killshot quotes
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Richie Nix: [confronting Wayne Colson, who is mistaken for Nelson Davies, for ransom money]
Richie Nix: [stroding in office with Blackbird] I told you wouldn't know which one I'm gonna be when I came in. Remember it?
Wayne Colson: What?
Richie Nix: On the phone?
Wayne Colson: I think you wanna talk to somebody downstairs that'll help you out.
Richie Nix: [to blackbird] You see that? He's playing dumb?
Armand 'The Blackbird' Degas: Well, he's fucking with you.
Richie Nix: You're gonna try to tell me I never spoke to you?
Wayne Colson: Huh?
Armand 'The Blackbird' Degas: No, I think he said he doesn't remember the fucking conversation you had with him over the telephone.
Richie Nix: [looks at Blackbird]
Armand 'The Blackbird' Degas: Well, show him.
[making a short depth movement, Richie Nix goes to Nelson's desk picks up a mug and throws it. It goes flying very high and smashes into several pieces against the wall very loudly. Richie Nix takes a picture frame and throws it. It too goes flying real high and smashes against the wall loudly. Richie Nix looks around and spots a display of an anterior head on the wall. He jumps up onto the wall and pulls the display very hard. After a few seconds it comes off and he falls to the ground with it]
Richie Nix: [gets up, wipes the dust off and whips out his gun] Am I making my point? Do you got the cash or you're going to be a dead fucking real estate man.
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[towards end of film]
Wayne Colson: Look, honey, just hear me out. I drove 400 miles. And 15 years to think about this. And a lot about what you've said lately. You're right, five's not a good number. It's terrible. So let's try six. And if we can make it to six, then we can try for seven.