• Proud Mary (2018)

    Mary is a professional assassin who works for Benny, a ruthless gangster who heads an organized crime family in Boston. Her life gets completely turned around when she crosses paths with a 12-year-old boy named Danny during her latest hit. Mary's desire to save Danny from the streets and a sadistic drug dealer soon causes an all-out turf war that forces her to do what she does best -- and take down whoever stands in her way.

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Proud Mary
35
metacriticBased on 23 Critics
44
Based on 31 Users

Release Date: January 12th, 2018

R |1 hr 28 min

Plot Summary

Mary is a professional assassin who works for Benny, a ruthless gangster who heads an organized crime family in Boston. Her life gets completely turned around when she crosses paths with a 12-year-old boy named Danny during her latest hit. Mary's desire to save Danny from the streets and a sadistic drug dealer soon causes an all-out turf war that forces her to do what she does best -- and take down whoever stands in her way.

Cast: Taraji P. Henson, Billy Brown, Jahi Di'Allo Winston, Neal McDonough, Margaret Avery, Xander Berkeley, Rade Serbedzija, Erik LaRay Harvey

Director: Babak Najafi

Genres: Action , Thriller

Production Co: Screen Gems

Distributors: Screen Gems

Keywords: Brash, Cool, Car, Rescue, Office, Gripping, Rivalry, Hotel, Sacrifice, Quest, 2010s, Love, Transformation

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  • 30
    John DeForeThe Hollywood Reporter

    The mob-war stuff here could not possibly be more rote. show more

  • 60
    Matt SingerScreenCrush

    Clichés usually become clichés because they resonate with audiences, and all it takes to freshen one up are a couple of new twists. Proud Mary has just enough of them to make some satisfying out of very familiar material. show more

  • 20
    Inkoo KangTheWrap

    Proud Mary did not screen for critics, nor should it have. It’s a copy of a copy of a mediocre original, with the drab aesthetics of a TV movie and the emotional hollowness of an infomercial. show more

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