I don't normally see Hollywood action movies anymore because they're all the same. The plots are way too contrived and yet still predictable, the action is non-stop and too blurry to follow, and the soundtrack is like a Burlington Northern Flier full of airplane fuel barreling down a steep, endless downgrade only to pile up in a rocky canyon.
But this movie about a sixteen-year-old female assassin is refreshingly unique and unpredictable, and one hell of a lot of fun to watch. It almost renews my faith in the movie makers out in Hollywood, though I doubt very much we'll see another movie like this one for another six, seven years. Accidents like this just don't happen that often out there.
HANNAH is the best movie I've seen all year.
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