COLD BLOOD Review: A Word On Jean Reno’s Latest ‘Professional’ Semi-Redux
Frederic Petitjean’s latest attempt at the aging hitman genre ends pretty synonymously with a title like Cold Blood. Casting Jean Reno inherently serves fans of the actor familiar with his heyday as Leon – a more suited tragic hero type compared to the role he plays in this outing opposite actress Sarah Lind. Wintery North American landscapes are the backdrop of the film’s opening sequences with a woman speeding down a path in a snowmobile. Mortally wounded after losing control and crashing, she crawls upon a cabin whose owner approaches her, carefully observing the snow-driven woods behind her before escorting her inside and treating her wounds. Those events, however, are prologue to when the actual story begins – months earlier when our assassin, Henry, takes out a wealthy industrialist up close before a clean getaway, leaving nary a trace for detectives Kappa (Joe Anderson) and Davies (Ihor Ciszkewycz) to follow […]
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