Philosophy Professor Goes Undercover as Hit Man in Quirky True Crime Comedy
- Richard Linklater directed the film Hit Man, starring Glen Powell, which premiered at the Venice Film Festival.
- The movie is based on a true story about a college professor who becomes a pretend hit man for the New Orleans police.
- Hit Man explores themes of identity and self-perception through its charming but morally questionable main character.
- Glen Powell gives a magnetic performance that showcases his talent and charisma.
- While a fun caper, some viewers question Hit Man's perspective on crime and vigilantism.
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