Film Reviews: How to Make a Killing | Everybody to Kenmure Street | The Bride!

Film Reviews: How to Make a Killing | Everybody to Kenmure Street | The Bride!

Glen Powell and Margaret Qualley can’t help but be watchable in an otherwise dull remake of Kind Hearts and Coronets, writes Alistair Harkness

In How to Make a Killing, Glen Powell's fits get better as the bodies pile up

The film's costume designer, Jo Katsaras, chats to GQ about Glen Powell's evolving wardrobe, from oversized plimsolls to perfectly tailored Brioni suits

How To Make A Killing: Film Review and Analysis

How To Make A Killing is a fun and breezy slice of killer cinema. Although the plot feels safe and never pushes the boundaries of its material, it's a fun, quirky, immersive rags-to-riches story with a killer pulse.

How To Make A Killing – Sadistic and Sweet

Reader Rating0 Votes4 Coming to Irish cinemas is the thrilling How To Make A Killing, starring Glenn Powell as Becket Redfellow, a young man who believes he is owed a certain lifestyle and will do anything to get it. Director John Patton Ford right out the gate shows you what kind of film this will be; there is a glamour about it with every character looking beautiful and charming, but there is an edge and a griminess underneath it all. The Redf…