Review of Kill Me Three Times (2015) by Giorgio G — 25 Feb 2018

Simon Pegg has a unique and quite different performance than usual, and as crime-dramas-comedies go this one delivers the fair amount, but neither the humor nor the violence are astonishing or noticeable to deliver something memorable or acknowledgeable for posterity, and probably the film's greatest sin is to pretend to be something more, but never going further, becoming just a standard flick, at times boring, at times slightly entertaining.