Killers, movie review

Starring: Katerine Heigl, Ashton Kutcher

2010, *, PG-13

This a short, and lacks a substantial plot.  It's unclear who assassin Spencer (kutcher) works for and what his missions are about, but he sure doesn't expect to run into beauty Heigl while on a vacation with her parents (with whom she was supposed to be on with her boyfriend, before he dumped her).

Now in the throws of this quickly steamy, and romantic in the islands, we see Kutcher do various things that make us believe he is some government operative on a secret mission. However when he starts getting involved and falling for Heigl he tells the "boss" he no longer wants to be apart of the business.

Fast forward 3 years later, they get married, are living in suburbia somewhere in California, and everything seems right until Spencer's Birthday night, and all hell breaks looks the next morning. She finds out his past real quick, and has to learn how to use a gun in an instant, and now they're on a chase that wont stop. Someone wants Spence dead.

This film isn't much of a film, it was more like some play time at target practice for the two of these actors. Tom Selleck, Heigls father, plays into this mess, and you find he might just have been involved from the start.

This is not worth watching, unless you are really bored.