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Showing posts with label Katherine Heigl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Katherine Heigl. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Killers


Lionsgate

Rated PG-13

Running time: 93 minutes

Click below to watch the Killers trailer.



In Lionsgate's Killers, mild, mannered Katherine Heigl meets the man of her dreams, Ashton Kutcher, in France and marries him. When a 20 million dollar contract is put out on Kutcher, Heigl finds out that Kutcher really is not what he seems to be - as "killers" come after them.

This film is a combination of Mr. & Mrs. Smith and Grosse Pointe Blank. Intelligence agent Kutcher craves an ordinary life at home, and treats Heigl like a queen, before Kutcher gets pulled back into the business. Heigl has become trademarked as a ditsy blond, however I miss her in her dramatic roles like in the TV series Roswell. It seems over-the-top that the resources of so many sleeper agents would be sent to keep an eye out for Kutcher as he lives in suburbia. While not everyone is a killer, most of the neighborhood is a sleeper agent and the situation was getting quite funny as a result.

Rated PG-13 for violence. Running time: 93 minutes.

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Friday, August 21, 2009

The Ugly Truth


Columbia Pictures

Rated R

Running time: 96 minutes


Columbia Pictures The Ugly Truth is about male chauvinist TV host Gerard Butler trying to teach his driven uptight woman TV producer Katherine Heigl on how to pick up guys.

This is a cute predictable romantic comedy set in the TV industry. The behind-the-scene aspects of the TV industry is fairly accurate of the industry in dealing with the egos in the TV industry and the business-driven concerns for TV ratings dollars. While there are child actors in the film, this is not a children's movie as the film deals with adult themes so you do not want to bring your kids to this movie to watch the kid actors.

Rated R for sexual situations. Running time: 96 minutes.

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