Not so great if you care for plot, but entertaining in loads of ways

Rating: 7/10 (24 January 2016)

Gotta say, a lot of the reviews here are complaining about how ludicrous or unbelievable it is... but I think they may be missing the point.
The plot is comedy. They are assassins, but married with no idea about the other's secret lives. And their marriage is failing. So, when they're booked in to kill each other, it's easier for them to take the job on.
Perhaps, it turns out, that part of the reason their marriage is failing is because it was built on lies... which they reveal to each other over time as they become closer.
The shooting, the ridiculous ability to fend off hundreds of people booked in to kill them is just comedy. It's not even close to realistic. But it's not about that. It's about their relationship in a ridiculous setting.
Like Grosse Point Blank turned up to 111. It's stupid. It's meant to be. It's a ridiculous situation as the canvas for a light hearted, and funny love story.
If you're looking for high scale edgy Hollywood action, you'll be disappointed. If you just want to be entertained, and honestly, in a way, aside from the super-tomb-raider hundred perfect shots and their ability to overcome obscene weights of a million bullets with apparent ease, I thought it was kinda charming. Their chemistry is off the scale. It's a love story, with bullets, instead of awkward silences over dinner and unanswered emails raising uncertainty about if they were good enough on their last date or some other Meg Ryan shiz.