"Day of the Jackass" would be a more fitting title, as the "master" assassin compromises himself left and right, evading justice for the better part of two hours only because Skeletor is too out of shape and busy trying to eat the flesh of a woman half his age to do his job.
Not only laughably ridiculous in its own right, but a good example of all that was laughably ridiculous about American movies in the early 90s. This crap was nominated for Academy Awards: Best supporting actor, John Malkovich, and, I sh!t you not, Best WRITING!

Every crime is solved. Idk how the filmmakers don't know this. Nobody ever gets away. Ever. Not even once

You must find "The Sopranos" ridiculous, with that logic.

According to you, It's a "well made" but "disappointing" film..how does that work exactly?

He was a trained assassin and psychotic killer. That's not the way it works (whatever you're thinking).

There are some fairly laughable parts in the movie, honestly.
"Frank, you just witnessed your partner (that you convinced to stay) get shot in the head. Even though he was going through psychological counseling, we let him stay on active duty.
Nevertheless, take a bus to a local tavern immediately and come back tomorrow, bright and early."

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Wow, a guy wasnt ammediately arrested when he murdered 4 people in different locations and in different days, this movie sucks because of it.
Now that is what I think is ridicolous. The problem with modern movies arent they are ridicilous, but that their critics nitpick them to death.
I think the movie is great, even though it has its ups and downs.

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Daylight only matters if there are people there to witness it. He only needed to evade capture for a few weeks before it wouldn't matter if they knew he did it or not. Considering that he disguised himself for different occasions, seemed to be constantly moving and his fingerprints were classified I doubt this would be hard to pull off.

Crime statistics show that police fail to make an arrest in nearly 1/3rd of all murders in the U.S. and you find a professional killer getting away with four murders preposterous.

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Another glaring example is the rooftop chase. Only Frank (Clint) and his partner Al are chasing Mitch. So one of them didn't have time to call it in so that the whole neighborhood was crawling with law enforcement?

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right you are . all murderers are caught for all murders, no exceptions.

right you are . all murderers are caught for all murders, no exceptions.