'Peacemaker' review: A barmy balm for tormented times


'Your gun's bigger, so you need to take 11 paces instead of just 10 before we turn and fire. Trust me, it's fair that way.' Photos: Handout

Peacemaker is the spin-off we don't deserve from the movie sequel we never knew we wanted.

Fresh off his slaughter-filled turn in last year's The Suicide Squad, WWE icon turned actor John Cena is back in the role that proved he could play a total d-bag with the best of them.

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7.5 10

Summary:

Give peace a dance

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