Oh it's a good thing that Ryan Reynolds is pretty. I don't know why Hollywood feels the need to keep casting him in these movies where he plays Deadpool in every single thing he does. Oh, and with obvious product placement of his Aviator gin.

I'm ok with popcorn movies. I fully realize that you leave reality at the door. The thing is, you have to have some sort of feasible working plot for us to just sit thru 90 minutes of constant guns and vehicles killing people. Otherwise, it's just a glorified snuff film. This movie starts off with a car chase in Florence and doesn't slow down once.

Supposedly the 'plot' is about some billionaire that NOONE has ever heard of (really?) that decides on his own to 'make the world a better place' by killing the bad people. Anyone with half a brain knows the world doesn't work that way. There is ALWAYS someone waiting in the wings that is worse.

There was a point in the movie where some sort or organization was mentioned but that was it. The unheard of billionaire supposedly had a whole list of bad guys that he wants to take out but we just saw a single one.

I get that there are hard core action fans out there that don't mind plot holes that a Sherman tank could drive thru. I know that if there wasn't a market for these, Michael Bay would be out of a job. It's sad though that there is a market for this because I miss movies with actual believable plots.