"Pulling a trigger is like ordering a takeout"

Id’ been looking forward to this film for months, having
heard great things from the countries in which it has already been released.
I’d heard rumours that it was the best Action film in a long time and having
now seen it I have to agree that it probably is. The action is frenetic and
features five or six scenes which are equal to the Oldboy corridor scene. That is enough on its own to make a great
film but there is also a fairly engaging story of deceit, courage and duty. The
story takes a back seat for a lot of the film but there are some nice twists in
there. What this film is really about is hitting people, repeatedly and in ever
differing ways. Director Gareth Evans cleverly balances the action with several
short rest bites in which the audience can regain their breath before throwing
another superb fight scene at them.