Fans of Netflix notice a problem with actor Glen Powell in the new hit movie, finding it distracting and not convincing.

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June 11th 2024.

Fans of Netflix notice a problem with actor Glen Powell in the new hit movie, finding it distracting and not convincing.
The latest action blockbuster on Netflix, Hit Man, has been receiving a lot of attention lately, and not just because of its star-studded cast. Viewers have noticed a particular detail in the film that has sparked some discussion, and it all revolves around one actor: Glen Powell.

After his charming performance in Anyone But You, the 35-year-old actor took on a different role as Gary Johnson, a seemingly forgettable college professor with a passion for bird watching. Little did anyone know, Gary's seemingly "bland" personality actually served as the perfect cover for his secret job as a fake hitman in an undercover police operation.

Directed by Richard Linklater, the film also features Adria Arjona, Retta, and Austin Amelio, and is based on a true story. Despite its impressive 97% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, some fans have raised the question of whether Glen is "too good looking" to play such an unremarkable character.

On Twitter, one user pointed out their "problem" with the movie, comparing it to the miscasting of leads in Total Recall. They went on to say that while Glen Powell is great in everything, his good looks and charisma may make it hard to believe he could play such a seemingly average character.

Others agreed, with one user stating that while they enjoy watching Glen, he may be "too good-looking" for the role. Another user even compared it to the iconic transformation scene in She's All That, where the "nerdy" character suddenly becomes stunning after taking off her glasses.

Hit Man has been dominating the top 10 films on Netflix since its release last week. The film follows the story of Gary Johnson, who works as a fake hitman for the New Orleans Police Department. As he becomes entangled in a steamy affair with one of his targets, the line between his real identity and his undercover persona begins to blur.

While some may question the premise, it is actually based on a true story of a man who worked undercover for the police and helped make over 70 arrests. Hit Man is currently available to stream on Netflix and has been receiving positive reviews from both viewers and critics. If you're in the mood for a suspenseful and steamy flick, be sure to check it out.

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