The story-line is a clichéd unoriginal one, as are the characters and the acting is poor, particularly from the hit-man and dreadful American accents are aplenty, especially the non-entity who plays Cooper. We are expected to believe that, having had three men burst into Adkins home, armed with a gun, he is then arrested for their murder. I believe the term is 'self defence', so the persistence of the police to charge him with murder is laughable. We are also asked to believe that a hit-man can maraud the streets of London, shooting up the place, without a single police car, or policeman responding. Even after blowing up a hotel. He apparently doesn't mind showing his face, or hide his actions, even though this would mean certain capture and the inability to spend his wages, due to being in jail for a thousand years. Europe's 'best hit-man' is also very stupid and a terrible actor. There really isn't a lot to recommend about this movie, unless you can suspend belief long enough to get through it, which I couldn't. It's just a really dumb failure on a multitude of levels.
Review of Eliminators
