Review of The Man from Toronto (2022) by Flipje — 24 Jun 2022
I have not yet seen The Hitman's Bodyguard and The Man From Toronto was directed by the very same Patrick Hughes. And while what you see is what you get, it's a fun ride, a mix of mistaken identity comedy and odd couple with Hart and Harrelson delivering the goods on their respective stereotypical characters.
Ever since Harrelson walked away from the set of Cheers, he's been typecast as the badass and he does fine here. Hart is Mr. Blabbermouth Hijinx who plays a failed salesman that fouls everything up whatever he touches.
Lots of cliches here, lots of different locales and the romp around keeps the story going. The highlight has to be the gym fight sequence towards the end. For a moment, it felt like a completely different film with the brawl choreography clean and overall, a rollicking hoot.
This is Friday night, pizza night fare and all the parts work together. It's a Netflix film and while sections feel tired and bland, the leads keep you hooked. It's way better than Red Notice. A nice distraction.
This review of The Man from Toronto (2022) was written by Flipje on 24 Jun 2022.
The Man from Toronto has generally received mixed reviews.
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