"Glen Powell Makes a Case for Movie Stardom in Hit Man," Vanity Fair declared.
Loosely based on a 2001 Texas Monthly article about a college professor who posed as a hitman so the Houston police could catch would-be killers, Hit Man takes that absurd premise to the sexiest possible conclusion: what if that professor fell in love with one of his "clients"?
The problem lies in how Netflix changed the way people watch movies. The "binge" model the streaming service popularized may have made it easier for audiences to stream an entire season of a show, but it also flatte
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