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Wanted follows Wesley Gibson (played by James McAvoy), an frustrated account manager who discovers he is the son of a legendary assassin. He is recruited into "The Fraternity," a secret society of assassins, where he is trained by Fox (Angelina Jolie) and Sloan (Morgan Freeman). Visual Effects and Bullet Bending

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Wesley learns that his estranged father was a member of , a centuries-old secret society of assassins. Led by the enigmatic Sloan (Morgan Freeman), The Fraternity follows the orders of the "Loom of Fate," a weaving machine that outputs binary codes revealing the names of individuals destined to cause future chaos. Wesley undergoes brutal, high-intensity training to unlock his dormant, superhuman reflexes—including the iconic ability to bend the trajectory of bullets. Why Wanted (2008) Became a Global Action Phenomenon 1. Visual Innovation and "Bullet Bending"

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. Based on the comic book series of the same name, the film pushed the boundaries of action cinema with its "bullet curving" physics and stylized violence. The Story: From Cubicle to Assassin