Konterr Brilliant and touching

Aedonerre I gave this film a 9 out of 10, because it was exactly what I expected it to be.

Gurlyndrobb While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

Tayloriona Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.

norske-04919 This is one of the movies I urge people to take a look at. Both Anna Kendrick and Sam Rockwell are just great comic actors in this movie. Just a joy from beginning to end.

MartinHafer He's honest about killing--she thinks he's kidding at times, writing seemed dumb--such as with her laughing some dialog is surreal and funny--hers isn't her powers are dumbMartha (Anna Kendrick) has just broken up with her boyfriend after catching him cheating on her. Now she's on the rebound and stumbles upon a really neat guy--he's sweet, he's thoughtful and he is adorable. Unfortunately, Francis (Sam Rockwell) is an assassin who's taken to killing his clients. After all, they want someone murdered so he feels no problem in just killing them instead. But what will Martha do when she discovers that Mr. Right is not quite as perfect as she'd hoped?Sam Rockwell's character is cleverly written and the dialog is nice. Unfortunately, Kendrick's character is pretty stupid, unconvincing and stupid. Yes, I said stupid twice...and her badly written character was simply annoying and awful.

rfinsley It's weird to say, but this movie made me so happy. It is by far my favorite Anna Kendrick roll. She was so quirky and endearing at the same time. Can't believe it doesn't have a higher rating. I've never reviewed a film before, but I enjoyed it so much, I felt compared to share.

blanche-2 I guess this was an independent film, since boxofficemojo.com says it grossed $34,000. Is that correct?Martha (Anna Kendrick) is waiting for her boyfriend when he enters the house, passionately kissing another woman and throwing her on a table. Devastated by her breakup, Martha laments meeting Mr. Right. But she does meet him - an attractive guy (Sam Rockwell) with a great sense of humor who seems really into her. Both are smitten.This new guy (we find out later his name is Francis) tells her he's a hit-man, he just killed someone, etc., all of which she finds terribly funny. Until she actually sees him shoot someone. He can't understand why she's upset. He really doesn't want to kill any longer, so what he's been doing is killing the people that hire him, not the actual victims. Martha's a little upset. Also, it seems that a cartel Francis worked for, led by a man named Hopper (Tim Roth), is after him. So he's not actually Reynolds, the FBI guy she thinks he is.Funny comedy that is also surprisingly violent and has some great choreographed fight scenes. Tim Roth as the FBI guy has a southern accent but reverts to his usual British as Hopper. I've been watching him on "Lie to Me," and he's playing a similar out-there character.I loved Katie Nehra as Martha's friend Sophie, and the bad guys are funny too - James Ransone, Anson Mount, Michael Eklund, and RZA as a not-so-bad guy.Entertaining.