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Watch: 68 Kill 2017 123movies, Full Movie Online – It started with a couple dead bodies and $68,000 in stolen cash. Chip Taylor’s girlfriend Liza had the perfect plan to rip off her rich sugar daddy. It should have been an easy in and out kind of deal. Nobody would get hurt and they would come out of it with enough loot to solve their problems. But things started going wrong as soon as they were inside the rich man’s house, and for Chip it was only the beginning of the longest, most terrifying ride of his life..
Plot: Chip’s problem is that he can’t say no to beautiful women. This weakness gets him into a world of trouble when he agrees to help his girlfriend steal $68,000.
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Ratings:

	6.0/10 Votes: 6,041
	70% | RottenTomatoes
	56/100 | MetaCritic
	N/A Votes: 141 Popularity: 10.752 | TMDB

Reviews:

Ugh, this movie
Yes, it’s violent. Yes, it’s bloody. But still, everything feels out of sync. The lead actor is devoid of charisma, which doesn’t help matters, and some of the scenes – and dialog – are unintentionally hilarious. Plus, that lead character is as stupid as they come. I mean, the poor lad makes the same mistakes repeatedly. Sure, the cast looks good, but this is almost a parody of the trailer-trash neo-noir films of the past 20 years or so. Is it supposed to be a comedy? Nah, the timing is off for that. Boy, AnnaLynne McCord (from Excision) has grown up.

AnnaLynne McCord is great, pity the film around her fails to match her intensity
68 Kill is one of those films that is bad in ways that annoy me the most – it shot itself in the foot.

Directed by Trent Haaga who is known mostly for his low-budget horror film works, 68 Kill aims to be some odd mix of gore-horror and sleazy dark comedy but lands in neither camp. It comes across as a film that needed to be tightened up or have another set of eyes fix its glaring flaws.

I honestly only watched this film because I liked AnnaLynne McCord in Excision and saw she was playing a crazy lady again.

McCord I liked, the rest of 68 Kill however …

68 Kill is the story of Chip (Matthew Gray Gubler … um, that smart guy from Criminal Minds with the weird hair) – a timid dude working a dead-end job who’s been in a 6-month relationship with his crazy-hot and crazy-abusive girlfriend Liza (AnnaLynne McCord). Liza learns that the dude she prostitutes herself to has a big wad of cash – $68,000 exactly, hence the title – so she convinces Chip to help her steal it. The plan goes bad when Chip learns that Liza is, in fact, a psychotic murderer who also partakes in all sorts of insane stuff with her brother Dwayne (but not incest, she makes that clear). The pair kidnap a woman named Violet (Alisha Boe) who witnessed the aftermath of their crimes, and Liza wants to sell Violet to Dwayne so he can rape, torture, and dismember her. So Chip takes the money, tries to get away with Violet in the trunk of his car with Liza in hot pursuit, ends up dealing with other crazy ladies, makes every wrong choice you can imagine, and I felt like I needed a drink at the end of it.

First off, 68 Kill is incredibly boring once Chip leaves Liza. The opening act is actually rather fun as Chip and Liza’s relationship works well in this darkly comedic bit. Once Liza vanishes all the comedy leaves with her. The film grinds to a halt and becomes almost a road-movie for a time; except lacking the promised insanity and instead going for an odd coming-of-age vibe with rednecks thrown in. The elongated scenes of Violet and Chip are particularly grating due to a completely unwarranted romance subplot where Violet is supposed to be some sort of savior to help Chip become a man (while also being psychotic herself). The jokes cease, the fun ends, and then we just have an unlikable lead to follow for an hour.

Chip is himself a timid little mouse of a character – a dude who seems afraid of everything and constantly gets stomped on. Chip is impossible to root for as he lacks any charisma at all. When Liza was around in scenes his demeanor worked better as it bounced off Liza’s weird crazy-sexual-abusive attitude, but with all the other characters Chip is a doormat. Even his “savior” Violet feels less like she’s helping him and more like she’s just another person manipulating him. I think Gubler does an okay job here given what he’s working with, I just feel the film around him doesn’t support him.

68 Kill tries to go for some dark, sleazy, shocking images but it just didn’t go far enough. A few times the disturbing images work – such as seeing what Dwayne does to women for “fun” – but it’s almost always done in the background. The fleeting moments of the sleaze I wanted out of 68 Kill are, again, all in the opening act and final moments when Liza and Dwayne are around, and even then its often played for laughs. 68 Kill would honestly been so much better had it been consistently repulsive.

Then there’s the odd fact that the film can’t figure out what movie it wants to be. Chip is one of those leads who is that mix of dumb and ignorant, and through this the entire plot of 68 Kill relies. The story goes from a twisted dark-comedy breakup/heist film, to a road movie about becoming a man, to some sort of redneck-themed revenge story. The overall theme: Chip’s problem with pretty women. Not to get into spoilers, but if 68 Kill was more well known you’d see dozens of articles calling it “problematic”.

Easily the biggest mistake in 68 Kill is that AnnaLynne McCord is sidelined for half of the film. McCord really nails this sleazy, sexy psycho lady who literally does whatever she feels like is fair for her with no regard for society’s morals or the lives of others. McCord is almost bursting with energy in this performance when Gubler is holding back; it’s a pairing that works. When McCord is on-screen the film is easily a hundred-times better. Had the film maintained the quality it had in the opening act where McCord got a chance to shine it would have been a sleazy classic, but trading Liza for Violet was like going from a Ferrari to a Honda Civic – you’ll get to your destination, but one way is a lot more fun.

68 Kill needed to be much faster in order to make this world of insanity work. It slows down too much and wallows in its flaws. There is absolutely no reason this film needed to be 90-minutes long. Trim it by 15 minutes, turn the sleazy stuff up to 11, tighten up the editing, give it a jolt of Crank-style pacing, and you’ve got yourself a better film. Maybe a complete rewrite of the second half of the movie too, as that’s where the film just stops dead.

There are aspects of 68 Kill that work well – particularly AnnaLynne McCord, the opening act and final moments – but on the whole it isn’t worth the trip. 68 Kill is just overly long, boring and wastes a fun premise for just another run-of-the-mill attempt at shocking-sleaze that numbs rather than excites. 68 Kill is definitely not the worst film I’ve seen recently, but it might be the most frustrating to think about.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 33 min (93 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated R
Genre Comedy, Crime, Thriller
Director Trent Haaga
Writer Trent Haaga, Bryan Smith
Actors Matthew Gray Gubler, AnnaLynne McCord, Alisha Boe
Country United States
Awards 3 wins & 1 nomination
Production Company N/A
Website N/A

Technical Information:

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Aspect Ratio 2.35 : 1
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