Our sexy British colleagues over at Empire Online have nabbed themselves an exclusive clip from the upcoming Mark Millar comic based and Timur Bekmambetov directed actioner WANTED. If you still need convincing to check this movie out then maybe this’ll help you. Though this flick, which follows bored office drone James McAvoy who, on discovering he’s a descendant of a long line of assassins, starts offing people in visually delightful ways alongside a gloriously tattooed Angelina Jolie, looks like all kinds of ridiculous fun. Check out the clippage over HERE. The flick opens June 27th.
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