"Accounting Assassin" uses an outdated way to present an outdated protagonist in an outdated Hollywood action movie, and then uses outdated remarks to emphasize the difference.
The role played by Ben Affleck is a more perfect math geek genius because of autism. The whole concept is uncomfortable on many levels, especially to serve such a low-level crime story. It is painful to watch.
The film bases the old-fashioned action movie elements on an unreliable synopsis, which is a bit confusing. It either makes you angry or makes you laugh.
Driven by the protagonist of the film, the audience can find laughs and excitement, and the rarer thing is that after watching the film, they actually look forward to its sequel.
The problem with the film lies in the ending part. Affleck's social phobia and computational talent as a sharpshooter in the film surprised me, but the whole storyline became unreasonable in the last scene.
A large part of the film is still watchable and has the temperament of a high-quality action film, but in the end it was reduced to a laughable failure, which can be said to be a waste of two hours for the audience.
