'Guns Akimbo' review: Most bonkers fun you can have while pretending to be offended


Guns Akimbo

Daniel Radcliffe shines as Miles, a mild-mannered chap who gets mixed up in a bizarre online deathmatch after trolling the wrong trolls on the Internet. With guns bolted to his hands and stalked by a surly sociopath named Nix (Samara Weaving), he must fight to stay alive and save his ex from the game’s vicious organisers.

Guns Akimbo has the vibe of those dreadful/wonderful (depending on your particular predilection) Neveldine & Taylor movies of recent memory like Crank, Crank: High Voltage, and the undeniably abysmal Gamer and Ghost Rider: Spirit Of Vengeance. (Indeed, it often feels like this is the illegitimate but less nasty offspring of those films.)

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6 10

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The most bonkers fun you can have while pretending to be offended.

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