The Accountant

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    The Accountant
    2016

    Synopsis

    As a math savant uncooks the books for a new client, the Treasury Department closes in on his activities and the body count starts to rise.

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    Cast

    • Ben AffleckChris Wolff
    • Anna KendrickDana Cummings
    • J.K. SimmonsRay King
    • Jon BernthalBraxton
    • Jeffrey TamborFrancis Silverberg
    • Cynthia Addai-RobinsonMarybeth Medina
    • John LithgowLamar Black
    • Jean SmartRita Blackburn
    • Andy UmbergerEd Chilton
    • Alison WrightJustine

    Recommendations

    • 75

      USA Today

      Ben Affleck brings needed nuance to old-fashioned brains and brawn as an action hero with high-functioning autism in The Accountant.
    • 70

      TheWrap

      Audiences willing to just go with the movie’s outlandish lead character will find laughs and thrills along the way, as well as that rarest of studio properties: a tentpole that actually leaves you enthusiastic about the prospect of a sequel.
    • 70

      Variety

      The Accountant is nothing if not a puzzle — not so much a jigsaw as a three-dimensional brain teaser that gets deeper and stranger with each new revelation.
    • 60

      The Hollywood Reporter

      All the more frustrating because of its conceptual freshness and Ben Affleck's sly turn in the title role, this sleek action thriller ends up delivering standard shoot-'em-up goods after initially suggesting it might provide something rather different.
    • 60

      ScreenCrush

      The world-building is engrossing. The premise is refreshingly peculiar. The action grabs your attention. As long as the movie keeps a lid on what precisely is going on, it works.
    • 50

      Slant Magazine

      The film juggles a “follow the money” procedural with corporate espionage thriller, producing two competing tones that never reconcile into one fluid narrative.
    • 50

      The Playlist

      Seemingly primed to deliver daffy thrills, The Accountant instead goes about its noble-killer business with all the excitement of an IRS audit.
    • 42

      IndieWire

      While “Jason Bourne meets Temple Grandin” might sound like an interesting idea for a studio write-off, “James Bond meets Michael Clayton meets Rain Man meets all of their friends and enemies” is a dull movie that’s too full of distractions to pay out any dividends.

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    • Christian Kirchhoff