On the other hand, Ben Affleck scores significant points with his thriller ‘Hypnotic,’ directed by Robert Rodriguez. The movie revolves around Danny Rourke, played by Affleck, a detective still reeling from the abduction of his daughter. He then gets a strange tip that connects him with the crime and a psychic who warns him about a powerful hypnotic who can control other people’s minds to do his bidding. The movie has a “Twilight Zone” episode feel, with an ample amount of twists to the plot that keep the audience engaged. One of the unique aspects is the mind-bending visuals and the potent performances by the supporting cast, making the movie worth a watch. Although it is premiering theatrically, it will soon be available on streaming platforms as well.
As a celebrity duo, Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck have had their ups and downs. Affleck has even directed himself in “Air,” which is now heading to Amazon Prime after a significant theatrical run. Nonetheless, while fans will be intrigued to compare both movies, there’s no doubt that “Hypnotic” will fare better than Lopez’s “The Mother.”
To summarize, Lopez’s latest movie is undoubtedly forgettable and doesn’t quite hit the mark, while Affleck’s latest film is worth investing the time as it’s gripping and has enough twists to keep the audience on the edge of their seats. Moreover, it is worthwhile to note that Lopez should consider more concrete roles soon, as her sniper portrayal is a far cry from her talent and potential. In contrast, Ben Affleck has proven his mettle as both an actor and director, bringing out his exceptional performance in “Hypnotic,” making it a worthwhile watch.
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