Killers: a couple of "Weapons take"

To prepare Killers we catch a couple who look good on screen: Katherine Heigl and Ashton Kutchner, let's put a few drops of romantic comedy, let's add some accounts action sequences, with car chases and plenty of shots, some mystery, but not too much, a couple side of "old glory" as Tom Selleck and Catherine O'Hara, removámoslo well and have a fun movie, and not very competitive.

History is more or less this: girl on vacation with his parents, her boyfriend has left her boy-meets attractive that it be a murderer in the pay of government (this happens in the first few minutes, so I'm not getting ahead). He leaves for her and have a little peace, becoming the typical American movie young couple with a house in the suburbs.

Everything is peaceful, until three years after the former head of Spencer (Ashton), contact him, he wants to resume his former profession and fulfill an assignment for him.

Ashton tries to hide his wife's drawing will be out, but suddenly everything starts to complicate, not tell you why because if I take the fun out of movie-and are involved in a series of persecutions, which I think are the dot funniest film, so unlikely to result in the context of the quiet neighborhood where they live.

Jen (Heigl) will be involved also in the roost, much to his regret, and touching the hysteria in most situations that verge on surrealism. Here Heigl shows his obvious talent for comedy, but is on the verge of histrionics. Kutchner Ashton is also quite well, giving the feeling of controlling a situation that is overflowing on all sides, of all the "bad" that appear out of nowhere, and his wife, who is getting increasingly nervous.

Those who want to find something, you might remember the movie that brought Angelina and Brad (Mr and Mrs Smith), but without reaching the levels of that action, which I think was better.

However, the chemistry between them, which is most important in these films, works quite well, giving some credibility to a situation that is not all. In fact, if you have to qualify the film as something it is like comedy, the rest is to give you some action, and appreciated, because it is not bad.

The role of the side gives a pinch of grace. Tom Selleck, Magnum remember who is the father of Jen, just not very well lead to his "son", for taking her little girl. Catherine O'Hara (mother in Home Alone), is the mother, who spends the film is attached to a bottle.

The length, one and a half almost nailed, it is the most convenient, give more minutes because the film would have made heavier, and appreciated, because then the film becomes tedious.

So it's a movie that is not bad for a Sunday afternoon, which is what I have done, or to see when you do not look for any complications.

Rating: 6