The cineplex transforms into a torture chamber during “Love Hurts,” the cruel-and-unusual ... his boss Cliff (Sean Astin, wasted) names him employee of the month. But his old gig burbles ...

Here, the sets are either packed with colors and neon or decorated with inspirational quotes ... about him is he likes to sip boba in slow motion. Bold yet insubstantial, “Love Hurts ...

In “Love Hurts,” Quan gets ... Here, Quan looks like he couldn’t hurt a fly. Practically all he does is deflect, while much bigger goons throw him around sets that look about as lived ...

That's not the worst thing for Love Hurts with Ke Huy Quan and Ariana DeBose ... Rose is the afore-mentioned former partner who sends him an ominous message. She may or may not have made it ...

The role earned him an Oscar and a Golden Globe for best supporting actor. He quickly went on to star in the series "American Born Chinese" and the second season of "Loki." "Love Hurts" is Quan's ...

Ke Huy Quan deserves a better starring vehicle than Love Hurts, a dopey blend of John Wick ... (Daniel Wu), a volatile crime lord, hunting him, Marvin must confront the choices that haunt him ...

However, when he discovers that his brother is hunting him, he has no choice but to rely on his old skill sets to confront his deadly past. Love Hurts promises action, comedy, and romance ...

and it was a kick to get to chat with Quan for "Love Hurts." It's him doing all the kicking, though, playing a realtor whose hitman past catches up to him when an old friend (Ariana DeBose ...

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