You'll be glued to your seat from minute 1 to minute 109

Rating: 8/10 (26 September 2006)

I just watched Lucky Number Slevin and at first I admit that I was watching, but it seemed like one of those confusing movies I'd never get, but my mom said to just sit tight and wait for the great ending, and everything just made sense from there and it turned into one of the best thrillers I have seen in years! It was very funny because this movie reminded me so much of North By Northwest, and they even mentioned that in the middle of the movie! I mean, what's not to love about this movie?
Basically it starts off as your typical mob type of movie, a murder here, a murder there, but that leads into the main plot that takes us to Josh Hartnett, who plays Slevin. Slevin is staying with a friend and gets taken away when he is mistaken for being Nick Fisher, the friend he's staying with, and he's been asked to not only kill a mobster boss's rival, another mobster boss's son, but he owes the mobster boss, the man who's son he's going to kill, $33,000 and must get it in 48 hours. He and the girl across the hall he's fallen for try to figure out what is going on and keep landing back to a man called Smith, played by Willis. Surprise twists and turns take it from there.
This is a very exciting movie, I would highly recommend this movie for anyone. The acting, the sets, the action is just incredible and keeps you looking at all times. I am really impressed that there was an actual good thriller of 2006, this one keeps you guessing and will have you surprised from beginning to end.
8/10