I just recently watched the first three of these, though I haven't seen the one that just came into theaters, and I wondered what you guys think of them.
The films get a lot right. Jason is an incredible character - he's very real, and he drives the movie as opposed to a handful of explosions and action scenes being what moves everything forward. The villains are also very real, along with the love interest, Marie. The whole premise is very engaging, and I thought all the aspects of Jason regaining who he is were handled very well.
However, what makes the premise so interesting also makes it a little iffy. After all, Jason is an assassin, paid to kill people without question. Though he does seem to consider the morality of that from time to time, it never seems to bother him when he's about to attack someone, or put normal people in harm's way.
There were also a couple other things that bothered me about the movies. Bad language, for one. And less than modest clothing pops up more than I'd like, too.
Anyway, I do like the movies, mostly because of the depth of the main character. But I wanted to know what y'all thought of them.
It tended to get a bit much in certain spots, giving me a headache, and I wished to grab the camera man and get him to hold the bloomin' thing still for five minutes! 
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Goodness, I was lost in the first three! I might be in trouble if I go see it. 
). I didn't watch with them at that time because I was too busy with work and I wasn't into those kinds of films. Or so, I thought. I watched the first three movies recently (all within one week, I think) and enjoyed it a lot, though the vulgar language made me cringe and I couldn't bear to watch some of the violent scenes.