Mr. Right (2015)

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70	The Hollywood Reporter John DeFore A crowd-pleaser despite its missteps and occasionally because of them, the pic enlivens some stale conceits about killers-for-hire and the women who love them.
63	Slant Magazine Chuck Bowen It has a bouncy sense of lunacy, wearing its derivative junkiness on its sleeve with surprising lightness of authority.
40	Variety Peter Debruge This peculiar high-danger romance - which plays like watered-down Elmore Leonard or imitation Tarantino - is a risky retro back-step for an up-and-coming young screenwriter with such hip credits as “Chronicle” and “American Ultra” to his name.
25	The Playlist Nikola Grozdanovic Thanks to deplorable direction by Paco Cabezas, and a childishly broad screenplay by Max Landis, Mr. Right ends up all wrong.
20	The Guardian Henry Barnes Mr Right is Grosse Pointe Blank meets Dexter. Liman meets Tarantino. Derivative idea meets sloppy execution.

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