Hitman (15)

Reviewed,Anthony Quinn
Thursday 29 November 2007 20:00 EST
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Timothy Olyphant, not bad as the villain in Die Hard 4.0, stars here as an affectless killer programmed to do the dirty work of a mysterious organisation, which then double-crosses him. Sound familiar? Dougray Scott plays the dour Brit detective on his trail. It's based on a computer game, Hitman (see what they did with that title?), though even when it reaches maximum velocity, it's still panting behind The Bourne Ultimatum for style and excitement.

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