Hitman Movies: Release Order
The Hitman films are based on IO Interactive's acclaimed stealth video game franchise featuring the mysterious bald, bar-coded assassin known only as Agent 47. Both films follow the genetically engineered killer as he navigates political conspiracies while confronting questions about his humanity and origins.
The 2007 film stars Timothy Olyphant as Agent 47 and was directed by Xavier Gens, focusing on a political conspiracy in Eastern Europe. The 2015 film, Hitman: Agent 47, is a complete reboot rather than a sequel, with Rupert Friend taking on the role under director Aleksander Bach. While both films received mixed-to-negative reviews from critics, they offer different and watchable interpretations of the source material, with the first leaning into campy action and the second attempting a sleeker, more modern approach.
Hitman
A genetically engineered assassin known as Agent 47 becomes the target when he's double-crossed by his own organization, forcing him into a deadly game of survival.
Hitman: Agent 47
A genetically engineered assassin teams up with a young woman to help her find her missing father while uncovering secrets about her own mysterious past.
Other Film Series
A Better Tomorrow
A landmark Hong Kong action series exploring themes of brotherhood, loyalty, and redemption through stylized gunplay and emotional drama.
Alcatraz
Films featuring the infamous island prison, from classic escapes to modern action thrillers.
Michael Mann
A collection of standalone crime thrillers and character studies from the acclaimed director known for his distinctive visual style and procedural authenticity.
Pusher
A Danish crime trilogy exploring Copenhagen's criminal underworld through different protagonists, plus an unconnected English remake.
Sylvester Stallone
An actor, writer, and director who became one of Hollywood's biggest action stars through iconic roles as Rocky Balboa and John Rambo.
Unforgettable Opening Scenes
A curated collection of movies that grab you from the very first frame with spectacular, memorable, and breathtaking opening sequences.