#Barely Lethal
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bittwitchy · 2 months ago
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Sophie Turner as Heather Barely Lethal (2015) dir. Kyle Newman
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kabishkat19 · 1 year ago
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Movies I think are in the same universe as “John Wick”
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(My headcanon of movies I believe are in the same universe as John wick)
1. Mr. and Mrs. Smith
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Besides the obvious; they’re highly trained assassins, I think the people that came after them were the table👀
2. The Professional (León)
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We know there low level assassins working within small business like the one León goes to👀
3. Bullet Train
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Don’t have to explain much this speaks for itself
4. Barely Lethal
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We’ve seen that wick was train to kill from a young age much like this academy for young girl killers👀
Might do a part two I think of other movies but feel free to comment and suggestions.
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shujubeelamoglia · 1 year ago
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Hailee Steinfeld
The Laterals
Photography by Bryan Rodner Carr
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glowingforestclan · 1 year ago
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hailee steinfeld play a character who isn’t a loser and/or gay challenge (IMPOSSIBLE!!!)
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instagram-archives · 7 months ago
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nostalgc · 1 year ago
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Barely Lethal, 2015.
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raurquiz · 7 months ago
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#HappyBirthday @jessicaalba #jessicaalba #actress #darkangel #fantasticfour #theriseofthesilversurfer #SinCity #adametokillfor #machete #spykids4allthetimeintheworld #IntotheBlue #awake #theeye #theloveguru #valentinesday #BarelyLethal #mechanic #resurrection #killersanonymous #lasfinest @streammaxla @marvelstudios
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willowsfanarts · 11 months ago
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it's a feeling you gave me inside - latest artwork
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movies-to-add-to-your-tbw · 2 years ago
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Title: Barely Lethal
Rating: PG-13
Director: Kyle Newman
Cast: Hailee Steinfeld, Sophie Turner, Samuel L. Jackson, Dove Cameron, Jessica Alba, Thomas Mann, Gabriel Basso, Emma Holzer, Rob Huebel, Jaime King, Rachael Harris, Dan Fogler, Jason Ian Drucker, Toby Sebastian
Release year: 2015
Genres: action, comedy, romance, adventure
Blurb: A 16-year-old international assassin yearning for a normal adolescence fakes her own death and enrols as a senior in a suburban high school, but she quickly learns that being popular can be more painful than getting waterboarded.
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frankchurchillsaysrelax · 2 years ago
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i walked into the room while my sister was watching the night agent and i just yelled GOOCH!! so good to see my baby boy thriving 🤗
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you-just-said-that · 2 years ago
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킬러 인 하이스쿨(Barely Lethal, 2015)
ⓒWATCHA
/이런 뻔하지 않은 대사가 참 좋았다.
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shujubeelamoglia · 1 year ago
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Hailee Steinfeld
Privé Revaux
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adamwatchesmovies · 1 year ago
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Barely Lethal (2015)
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While I didn't enjoy this film, that doesn't mean you won't. No matter what I say, the people involved in this project did it: they actually made a movie. That's something to be applauded. With that established...
From its title to the mid-credit stinger that promises a sequel, every aspect of Barely Lethal is a bad call. I know in 2015 Hailee Steinfeld was 19 years old but she plays a 16-year-old here. Why would you evoke memories of those creepy dudes who set up a countdown clock to the Olsen twins’ 18th birthday? This film is too dumb for adults and no good for kids, which means it’s for… no one.
The government-run Prescott Academy trains little girls to be professional assassins under the tutelage of Hardman (Samuel L. Jackson). Agent 83 (Steinfeld) is his top student but she yearns for a normal life. After capturing arms dealer Victoria Knox (Jessica Alba), 83 fakes her death and begins a new life as Megan Walsh, a regular teenager going through an exchange program at the Larson family home.
Grown-ups will inundate the film with questions it cannot answer. What are the moral and legal ramifications of training minors to kill government targets? If Megan faked her death and is trying to live a normal life, why does she keep all her spy gadgets… and where does she store them? We’ve seen her go undercover as an inconspicuous-looking teenager and her job is to blend in, so why does she act like she’s never seen a human being before once she leaves the assassin life? You’re not supposed to think while watching this movie, which is bad news for anyone over the age of 12 who might’ve been drawn by the impressive cast. Ok, Sam Jackson’s been in a lot of dodgy movies and Jessica Alba’s name doesn’t mean much unless she’s in Sin City, Dan Fogler's always a bit of a Jack Black knockoff (and his part feels like it was edited down) but Steinfeld’s a bankable star! Actually, she’s good here too, considering how shoddy her material is.
As soon as Megan walks into her school, you’ve got most of the movie figured out. She’s immediately drawn to Cash Fenton (Toby Sebastian, looking a lot like Harry Styles) but connects on a more personal level with geeky Roger (Thomas Mann). Her foster sister Liz (Dove Cameron) wants nothing to do with Megan. If I tell you the movie ends with everyone going to prom, am I spoiling anything? You can foresee the whole thing early on - except when the movie drops the ball. You won’t predict the creepy way Mr. Drumm (Fogler) fawns over Cash, the story arc they give to the school douche-bro-pervert Gooch (Gabriel Basso) or how little time we spend on the love triangle. The way Megan makes her ultimate choice on the big night seems so shallow it makes you wonder if writer John D’Arco and director Kyle Newman were paying attention or if either of them attended high school. I have to assume they didn’t. How else do you explain the school year’s very first biology class featuring frog dissections?
At times, Barely Lethal feels like a failed parody. It wants to be funny and can’t expect us to take this story seriously, can it? The execution is just so dreadful you keep waiting for someone to tell you they’re doing it intentionally. The film wants to have it too many different ways and fails at appealing to any audience. (June 12, 2020)
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spinnerhigh-com · 2 years ago
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Introducing Little Lorna! My OC character that has graced dozens of comics and stories since 2005 when I first drew her!
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tctmp · 1 year ago
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Barely Lethal: Directed by Kyle Newman. With Jaime King, Samuel L. Jackson, Madeleine Stack, Sophie Turner. A teenage special ops agent coveting a "normal" adolescence fakes her own death and enrolls in a suburban high school. She quickly learns that surviving the treacherous waters of high school is more challenging than international espionage.
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gameofthunder66 · 2 years ago
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-watched 3/12/2023- 2 [1/4] stars- on HBO max
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Hailee Steinfeld as Megan Walsh in Barely Lethal (2015) dir. Kyle Newman
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