By: concernedcitizenkane

concernedcitizenkane — Fri, 13 May 2016 11:48:47 +0000

yeah, gotta say, none of what gilroy says about renner's character comes across in this movie…the idea that the whole movie is driven by the fact he needs pills, it's kind of dull, and hardly "greek". Damon's character, the amnesiac who doesn't know or wants to forget what he's done – that was compelling. Legacy felt to me exactly like a ghostwritten book of a ludlum or clancey novel – same basic universe/atmosphere, but none of the moral complexity or character development. And the ethics in this thing? totally out of wack. He kills like six manilan cops for no reason other than they get in his way. Couldn't root for that character. The only truly great scene in this movie was the lab scene – chilling the wake of colorado/wisconsin shootings, and wonderfully shot/staged.

By: molly

molly — Fri, 13 May 2016 11:48:47 +0000

"something very fundamental … and powerful that's driving Aaron Cross" Yeah, he's a happy hit man and drug addict searching for his high. This movie is remarkable for the lead character's complete lack of moral center, especially when seen in contrast to Bourne. Yuck.

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