TL;DR – A solid, if not very imaginative action flick
Score – 3.5 out of 5 stars
Post-Credit Scene – There is no post-credit scene

Review –
It has been a while since I have sat down and watched a solid action flick, the
kind where you can get out some popcorn, sit back and not think that hard about
what is going on. Well, today we have an example of just that with Point Blank which is a reimaging of À Bout Portant, a French film from a
couple of years ago.
So to set the scene, we open with Abe (Frank Grillo) smashing his way out of a
window leaving a dead District Attorney in his wake. On the run, with a gunshot
wound, he texts his brother Mateo (Christian Cooke) for a pickup, but just when
he arrives Abe is hit by a car. Later that night Paul (Anthony Mackie) is doing
his rounds as a nurse at the local hospital leaving his very pregnant wife
Taryn (Teyonah Parris) at home resting when he comes to examine the John Doe.
Only to be ambushed by a masked figure, dramatically changing his life.