How to Make a Killing

Glen Powell could win an Oscar if he plays his cards right.

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RED

I just realized this is only the second time I’ve seen him in a film—the first being Set It Up—and from those two alone, you can already see the range. He has this natural charisma, but he can also shift into something more layered when the role asks for it. The film itself is interesting enough to keep you watching. It’s not groundbreaking, but it does its job in holding your attention. Powell and Margaret Qualley have a dynamic wherein they bring just enough chemistry and unpredictability to make their scenes fun to watch. Overall, I genuinely liked the movie. It’s not something I’d overthink, but it’s entertaining enough to sit through without losing interest.