Bruce Willis

Hayden Christensen

Ty Joseph Shelton

Megan Leonard

Gethin Anthony

William DeMeo

Deb G. Girdler

Tyler Jon Olson

Shea Buckner

Magi Avila

Jim Gloyd

Christine Dye

Martin Blencowe

John Dauer

Charlie Roetting

Heather Johansen

Chris Moss

Alanna Tremblay

Javier Sepulveda

Jesse Pruett

Chelsea Mee

Charlotte Kirk

Tamara Belousova

Brian 'Wolfman Black' Bowman

Robert Harvey

Ming Wang

Lia Roldan

John Semedik

Hilda Somarriba

Steven C. Miller

Nick Gordon

Randall Emmett

George Furla

Mark Stewart

Brandon Cox

Thomas Calderon

Niko Vilaivongs

Aaron Bautista

Bonnie Stauch

Deborah Marsh

Francis Link Boysie

Janna Roach

Nick DiRosa

Ashley Waldron

Isabel Mandujano

Heather Rae Miller

Tarik Hameedi

Brian Douglas

Trenton McRae

James Selph

Mathias Peralta

Jared Wilcox

Ken Gorrell

Korrey Robinson

Andrea Smith

Erica Stewart

Karri Farris

Sean Dunn

Christopher Ryan Evans

Andrew J. McKenzie

Keith Richner

Karmen Dann

Ludie Senatus

Ryan Franks

Scott Nickoley

Robert Jones

Action

Thriller

Crime

First Kill

Ingenious Media

Brookstreet Pictures

River Bay Films

Kirk Shaw Productions

Aboretum Productions

The Fyzz

EFO Films

Lionsgate Premiere

United Kingdom

United States of America

Gimly

After his "I actually kinda tried" performance in _Once Upon a Time in Venice_ earlier this year, Bruce Willis has obviously circled back to "not giving a fuck". Hayden Christensen is likewise a non-event in _First Kill_, probably Steven C. Miller's least interesting movie.

_Final rating:★½: - Boring/disappointing. Avoid where possible._

Good enough.

I felt satisfied after watching 'First Kill'. Sure it isn't anything extremely memorable or overly creative/unique, but I came away feeling positive about it. It gave me what I wanted from a straight-to-video action film.

Hayden Christensen is enjoyable in the lead role, and even Bruce Willis seemed to be trying at least; unlike, in my view anyway, in 2016's 'Precious Cargo'. Gethin Anthony, of 'Game of Thrones' fame, is good too - he features in the best scene of the film with child actor Ty Shelton.

The plot is nothing close to being anything fresh, but it's suitable and it held my interest all the way through... I can't really ask for more. 3*.

English

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