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This is an absolutely awful movie, could not believe what i was watching. What the hell is Gary Oldman doing in it, really really bad choice of movie to be in, i only gave it 2 for Gary, the rest of the cast were very amateur at best and it looked like they were there just for the pay day. The final part where they were lots of killings played out with Kill Bill type music was just an insult to that great film. Awful beyond belief, save your money and time and skip this one.

A group of killers visit and talk about what triggers them to kill. An emergency meeting was held on the night a senator and presidential hopeful was assassinated. Was it somebody in the room? The film then goes to numerous flashbacks as each of the killers tell their story and who is the new girl who remains quiet?

Jessica Alba is in the film for a brief period and Gary Oldman has a role smaller than his billing. Killing is "not just a job, it's an art" we are told and the film leans on the art side. I didn't think they set the ending up that well. "Not a good night to be a bad guy."

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.

Like others have mentioned. the actors on the cover are above this, really, they are. Quite a boring movie until the last 10min of movie. The exposition of each character is grueling and obviously time filer. Assumed with this line-up the movie simply cannot suck as bad as it did.

All of that aside, I think Ive had about as much "inclusion as I can bear. I, a minority, a female, not not exactly "straight" as well, enjoy a *bit* of inclusivity, however, does EVERY movie just HAVE to have ALL those things? The movie starts out with a *token* quite vulgar minority lesbian (Jessica Alba), then the "badass" of the movie being yet another *token* over the top ultraviolent woman, and ends with a new *token* badass black woman running the show, taking over from yet (you guessed it) another woman. Other than the behind the scenes guy (Gary Oldman) all the other cast comprises of white males. And guess what? They are ALL killed. This tokenism and lesbians/women/minorities is getting old REAL fast! Theres nothing wrong with ANY of those things inherently, but it has to be in almost every single movie now? And in movies like this where it has almost every single tokenism balled into one movie becoming more and more prevalent, Im starting to get sick of it even faster.. Keep in mind, this is coming from a minority female that fits somewhere in the rainbow spectrum, that should say a LOT.

If I were you, I wouldnt waste my time on this movie. Its an hour and 37min I cant get back..

This is one of the most darkly funny movies I think I have ever watched. Anyone who has ever been involved with a 12 strep program, and can look objectively at those programs, might enjoy the morbidity of the whole thing. But as it turns out, the program is not a real12 step program but sort of a recruitment/interview/mentoring thing, which is why I found it so amusing.

The acting was mediocre even thought there was some decent actors involved and the attempts at getting the audience to emotionally align with any of the characters was really poor but the overall idea was great. Too bad there was too much randomness to the plot lines adn it fell apart trying to make something of itself.

Wow...this started off with some potential. Then went down really fast. Put aside the typical LBQT ...MNOP representation/script at the start, that just screams 'Tokenism'that exists in everything coming out of PC LaLa-Land nowadays,things get lost really quick. Jessica Alba makes a cameo at the beginning and should of really got some ideas from the U.S wo-mans soccer team on her minuscule role. How bizarre that her name ends up in the credits as if she is one of the leading actors. The best quote of the film was 'You're all here because you're all not there!" Other than that,the dialogue & characters are worthy of a 'Sharknado ' sequel. They either ran out of money,changed directors & writers 3 or 4 times,or the actors had the choice of doing this or a future C grade Steven Seagal movie, when they realized they chose wrong thinking this was going to be better. The question should be asked...where did the $15 Million to make this movie go!.