Mechanic: Resurrection isn’t unique but it is something of a rarity in that it is a sequel to a remake. While they do happen, they usually happen for a good reason but what the reason is here, I’m not quite sure. Certainly, The Mechanic redux that Jason Statham headlined in 2011 was an enjoyable enough action romp but it didn’t exactly have audiences crying out for more - they could get more of the same from most of his movies anyway. Regardless, here we are in 2016 with the return of Arthur Bishop whether you wanted it or not.
We catch up with Bishop in Rio. He’s living a new life under a new identity and believes he’s put his murderous former life behind him. Someone from his past -- hellbent on dragging him out of retirement -- kidnaps the new lady in his life, and the only way to ensure her safety and her freedom is for Bishop to carry out three kills for him. So, left with no choice, Bishop has to travel the globe, complete the seemingly impossible assassinations, and do what he does best - make them look like accidents.
from IGN Reviews http://ift.tt/2c0uO22
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