With underwhelming action and undercooked characters, ‘Til Death Do Us Part’ wastes an exciting concept.
Since John Wick made blockbuster bucks with a mid-budget film, many movies have tried to capitalize on secret assassin organizations and tragic characters seeking to move away from a life of violence, from Nobody to Gunpowder Milkshake. Til Death Do Us Part is the latest movie in this trend, pitching an assassin bride-to-be against a group of ruthless killers bent on destroying her.
Director Timothy Woodward Jr. has so far struggled to deliver solid action stories as movies such as Silencer and Gangster Land also failed to bring anything new to the table. As with previous movies in Woodward Jr's filmography, Til Death Do Us Part has a fairly simple story to tell.
'Til Death Do Us Part's Action Falls Flat Til Death Do Us Part should have been a vehicle for Burn to kick butts and take names, finding new and gruesome ways to dispose of her pursuers with extreme prejudice. However, in a movie that’s being sold as an action thrill ride, the deadly encounters between the Bride and the Groomsmen are too few and stretched apart.
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