2010 Directed by Robert Luketic
When an elite assassin marries a beautiful computer whiz after a whirlwind romance, he gives up the gun and settles down with his new bride. That is, until he learns that someone from his past has put a contract out on his life.
Ashton Kutcher Katherine Heigl Tom Selleck Catherine O'Hara Katheryn Winnick Kevin Sussman Lisa Ann Walter Casey Wilson Rob Riggle Martin Mull Alex Borstein Usher LeToya Luckett Michael Daniel Cassady Larry Joe Campbell Mary Birdsong Ric Reitz John Atwood Bruce Taylor Sharan C. Mansfield Anna Colwell Adeline Gorgos Ariel Winter Jean-Charles Fonti Nazareth Agopian Christophe Carotenuto Blandine Bury Ghislain Carosio Michel Bellier Show All…
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katherine heigl sweetie please fire your agent and let me do it i’ll get you all the best projects
Ashton Kutcher and Katherine Heigl almost rocked Killers with their shockingly good chemistry, but the material itself killed off the good vibes. The jokes doesn't land, the twist is obvious from a mile back and the first arc is excruciatingly overlong. Killers has it's own fun moments, but the husband-is-a-spy trope was used too many a time to still be funny and exciting in the 2010s.
this has the longest intro of all time and also ends so abruptly ?? the middle was pretty decent though so that sorta saved it
Surprisingly, Robert Luketic's "Killers" is not bad. The action-infused domestic comedy, starring Ashton Kutcher and Katherine Heigl, may look like Hollywood corporate fluff; but, almost impressively, that corporate fluff is refreshingly engaging.
Kutcher and Heigl play a couple whose meet-cute and subsequent marriage are interrupted by the male half's job as an assassin. His career, which he tries to put to bed, causes domestic bliss to become troublesome, and the two are forced to dodge all manner of political and ammunition-based intrigue.
The story holds no surprises, but it is a sturdy-enough foundation for Luketic's effective mix of lightweight romance and mid-level action. Kutcher and Heigl do not generate much heat or chemistry, but each provides enough personality to make…
