During a rare moment of quiet amid the glass-smashing, brain-bashing mayhem of “Hitman: Agent 47,” a character offers the wise observation that we are all a bit more complicated than our ...

Hitman: Agent 47 can’t seem to get off the beaten track in this latest clip from 20th Century Fox’s upcoming action film. In “Train Tracks,” Zachary Quinto reveals to Katia (Hannah Ware ...

39. Hitman: Agent 33 (2001) Julia Roberts, Jude Law Often regarded as Spielberg’s best film, the 33rd entry into the Hitman: Agent series was one of the first to use online gimmickry in an ...

So, Agent 47 and Zachary Quinto (who I’ve decided is a character in the film for simplicity’s sake) are fighting in a subway station, on the tracks, and the camera is shaking big time.

Agent 47 himself has gone from a monosyllabic monster – the Silent Assassin – to an agent with agency over the course of the games. InHitman: Absolution, he was forced to go rogue, and that ...

It makes absolutely no difference. Agent 47 will be there any time he pleases, so you might as well just chill out in an expensive hotel spa and enjoy yourself until our man decides play time is over.

As soon as Agent 47 moves from the floor to a flight of stairs, his base walking speed increases enough to be noticeable, especially when you’re in the middle of a conversation with a butler ...

How deadly is Agent 47, the eponymous assassin in Hitman: Agent 47? Deadly enough to be able to shoot himself to freedom using someone else’s gun in a locked-room scenario — as demonstrated in ...

Hitman: Agent 47 had potential. The movie adaptation of the beloved game series about a skilled, superhuman assassin who goes by '47' (Rupert Friend) features a cool gender subversion of the ...

In Hitman, Agent 47 can plant a bomb literally anywhere on the map. If the bomb is discovered, or if it explodes, it will set off a sequence of events that must all play out and be accounted for ...

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 ...