207: Killers

The one thing I remember is that my mom doesn't like this movie that much, I mean she likes it but she finds it okay. I on the other hand actually really like it, I mean Ashton does have a more mature way of acting in this movie being a spy so that is a little different for him...but when you pair him with Katherine Heigl's humor of freak out comedy it is not that bad. She is really good at being the one who is thrown into a bad situation and watching her handle it. When he tells her to spread her legs in their truck and then cut a slid in the seat cushion to pull out a gun and give it to her, she is screaming with it in her hands palm up, not even holding it, more like acting like a shelf for it, as he is be chased by who he thought was his friend, that is my favorite part.

Then she finds out that she might be pregnant during all of this as well as finding out in the end it was her dad that had put the hit out on her husband. It is kind of the funny side of the serious spy movies, while still being serious in a way. All of their neighbors, except Janet or Janice--whatever her name is--are out to get them for 20 million dollars. If you want to know more about why the hit was placed and such and such, I won't spoil it. Honestly if you like their movies, you will most likely like this and even if you just like funny movies you will like this.

Tori M.