Review: 'Love Hurts' delivers laughs and action, but little else
"Love" Hurts fully earns its R rating. The violence is excessive and often cartoonish, but it's still packed with blood, broken bones, and brutal fight sequences. The language is equally heavy, with expletives flying almost as frequently as bullets.
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