an ambitious but ultimately ineffective debut endeavor.

This is a must-see and one of the best documentaries - and films - of this year.

Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

Amazing worth wacthing. So good. Biased but well made with many good points.

Ridiculous films are everywhere you look these days and '3 Days to Kill' is another one. From the first scene to the last, this film makes very little sense and is constructed in such a messy way that it only adds more confusion to an already nonsensical plot.To be fair, the actors can't be blamed for this. I thought Kevin Costner and Hailee Steinfeld delivered good performances considering the content they were working with. The plot is just too ridiculous to be taken seriously, and the weak script doesn't help either.'3 Days to Kill' is a poor action film. Even if you're patient enough to make it to the end, the illogical and unsatisfying conclusion is just as frustrating as the rest of the film.

It seems a fair amount of viewers didn't like this movie all that much. No superheros in it-well there was really if you consider the way Kevin Kostner's character moved through bad guys like a knife through warm butter. The fact it had more than its share of kick ass action should have garnered it more action movie fan attention. KK isn't around much these days and I think he knows he has to truly excel if he wants the public's attention-its that kind of a public-but he does excel in this movie. It is funny & it also sheds plenty of led. It deserved a better overall score than the 6 something IMDb reviewers gave it. Its an eight. Maybe more...its worth checking out if you have never seen it.

I found the movie multi layered and quite poignant. It was more than just a simple western one theme and tone movie and I really enjoyed how it was put together. Kevin Costner was suitably craggy. The movie didn't insult my intelligence even if it didn't quite hang together as well as it could. That flaw was a result of the choices made to tell the story the way it was told and came off in other ways. The spy sections were clever and original while the dad arc was exceptionally well done. It's interesting it rated so highly on Netflix yet so poorly here. I'm over ridiculous action movies that take themselves too seriously. This was a beautiful combination that I thoroughly enjoyed and had me guessing minute by minute where it was headed. Refreshing and interesting.

Throw out your typical spy/cleaner genres. Luc portrays Costners character as a loving dad who gets caught up in the job as being a cleaner for the CIA and thus leaves his family life behind. But he returns to them and rebuilds his old family life. Step by delicate step, he gains his wife and daughter back. All the while doing his job. And trying to battle a terminal illness which only gives him a few months to live. I got choked up 4 times to tears. It has a few cheesy bits and the nicknames for the bad guys are terrible LOL. But excellent watch overall. Oh, and Amber Heard was a serious bad b*tch and super sexy too LOL.