Killers Are After Ashton Kutcher and Katherine Heigl
February 21st 2010 09:07
Ashton Kutcher and Katherine Heigl play a new couple who are targeted by killers in the movie "Killers." It's like another version of Mr. and Mrs. Smith. It's also a comedy and full of action; only this time, the couple are together in keeping themselves from getting killed, unlike in "Smith" where the couple try to kill each other as assassins, after they both discover that their partner's secret profession.
In Killers, Heigl's character, Jen Kornfeldt, an IT specialist, doesn't have a clue to what she's getting into when she enters a whirlwind relationship with Kutcher's Spencer Aimes, a clandestine operations government hitman. All seems well from the start and Jen is happy to find the man of her dreams after going through a bad breakup. Jen and Spencer wed, but bliss is short-lived, and soon they realize that everyone they know around them, including neighbors and friends, are really assassins out to kill them.
So that's the problem that Jen and Spencer have to solve. But apart from trying not to get killed, they also have a marriage to save and how they manage to keep things from falling apart as the world around them crubles is the fun part in the movie. Not everyone may find Kutcher or Heigl seriously convincing. Viewers may have gotten used to seeing them in other contexts - Kutcher in Punk'd episodes and Heigl in Grey's Anatomy. Also, Killers isn't supposed to be your serious movie where you expect the characters to emerge totally different from the actors. In Killers, Kutcher is still Kutcher and Heigl is still Heigl. What really matters is the situation they are in, unless you're a Kutcher or Heigl fan.
Killers is directed by Robert Luketic and written originally by Bob DeRosa. The final screenplay was rewritten by Ted Griffin. The movie was meant to be called Five Killers, but the "Five" was dropped perhaps due to conflicting title rights and ownership. For the information of readers, there's this anime series called The Five Killers created by Eric Calderon. It's a totally different ballgame, but you can check out the link if you're also an anime fan. Stick to" Killers" if you simply want to watch Kutcher and Heigl in a different kind of action movie and get a few chuckles. The movie also stars Tom Selleck and Catherine O'Hara.
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In Killers, Heigl's character, Jen Kornfeldt, an IT specialist, doesn't have a clue to what she's getting into when she enters a whirlwind relationship with Kutcher's Spencer Aimes, a clandestine operations government hitman. All seems well from the start and Jen is happy to find the man of her dreams after going through a bad breakup. Jen and Spencer wed, but bliss is short-lived, and soon they realize that everyone they know around them, including neighbors and friends, are really assassins out to kill them.
So that's the problem that Jen and Spencer have to solve. But apart from trying not to get killed, they also have a marriage to save and how they manage to keep things from falling apart as the world around them crubles is the fun part in the movie. Not everyone may find Kutcher or Heigl seriously convincing. Viewers may have gotten used to seeing them in other contexts - Kutcher in Punk'd episodes and Heigl in Grey's Anatomy. Also, Killers isn't supposed to be your serious movie where you expect the characters to emerge totally different from the actors. In Killers, Kutcher is still Kutcher and Heigl is still Heigl. What really matters is the situation they are in, unless you're a Kutcher or Heigl fan.
Killers is directed by Robert Luketic and written originally by Bob DeRosa. The final screenplay was rewritten by Ted Griffin. The movie was meant to be called Five Killers, but the "Five" was dropped perhaps due to conflicting title rights and ownership. For the information of readers, there's this anime series called The Five Killers created by Eric Calderon. It's a totally different ballgame, but you can check out the link if you're also an anime fan. Stick to" Killers" if you simply want to watch Kutcher and Heigl in a different kind of action movie and get a few chuckles. The movie also stars Tom Selleck and Catherine O'Hara.
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