You might wannna see this.

Rating: 8/10 (2 July 2008)

That movie is a great entertainment. The stunts are brilliant, Angelina Jolie is as sexy and deadly as her usual self and James McAvoy is just cute.
The whole idea of Wanted is that a secret society called The Fraternity is assassinating bad guys in the name of a good cause. The way they do it apparently is so extraordinary and dazzling that is worth making into a movie. I have to say they were right. Bear in mind that the whole thing is so far-fetched that is right next door to the galaxy far far away,yet as much trilling and exciting. The fact though,that it is based on yet another comic book makes it more acceptable and digestible,and explains all the sci-fi excessiveness.
Wesley Gibson (James McAvoy) is an average guy, with an average job, and an average life identified by the people pushing him through it and controlled by the very same ones he calls friends. He is so average he hasn't got the guts to stand up for himself. Angelina Jolie's character Fox shows up though and turn his world around, showing him he can be more than he could imagine. An assassin, like the father he had never knew.
Thereafter are high speed car chases, gravity defying escape sequences, good old face punching and bullet bending, (watch out for that one). The film is smashingly spectacular, literally and figuratively speaking, and a treat for the eyes. There are some things that I just couldn't swallow, though. Like the way they choose their killing targets - a rug. Seriously!?! A binary system applied on the rug's threat and then trans-coded onto letters that form the name of the person who is supposed to die. Seriously!?! That was a bit disappointing and what a surprise that Morgan Freeman's character has been tampering with the codes and the names that come up. My surprise is how this fraternity survived for so long.
That motto of theirs "Kill one and may be save millions." is just a lot of rubbish. In an attempt to kill that particular ONE they have deliberately destroyed a supermarket, crashed dozens of cars and knocked a whole train full of innocent people down a bottomless precipice, causing inevitably their death. I think they need a new motto, or just a new boss...
The movie is still great to watch and spectacular to sit through. There is plenty for the eyes, a lot for the guys and a great deal for the imagination. Immerse yourself and enjoy.