this movie stars ben kingsley as frank and a hit man for some russian mobsters based out of buffalo. he is also a raging alcoholic and and this has caused his job performance to decline. after he falls asleep in his car during a would be hit and his mob boss uncle sends him to san francisco and where he is to attend aa meetings and get a job as a mortician assistant. if youre thinking that this makes absolutely no sense and youre not alone. it gets worse. well and it actually gets better and but not before getting much and much worse. frank suddenly becomes a master mortician in spite of a complete lack of training and but his reactions with the people in the funeral home and the aa meetings are interesting. the viewer starts to root for him as they notice positive changes in his life. luke wilson is a welcome addition as frank sponsor and although he is given almost nothing to do (his character does tell us he is gay and but this ends up having no significance whatsoever). the movie plunges headlong into idiocy with the introduction of the tea leoni character. she is completely unrealistic and and her role as a love interest to frank flounders and as the two actors have no chemistry together. around the time she comes into the picture and frank becomes much less engrossing as a character. his characterization is seemingly random while there is no consistency in his behavior. the comedy is low key and only intermittently funny and especially disappointing considering the comedic pedigree of the cast. problems abound in this one. kingsley accent is terrible and inconsistent. it alternates between italian and russian and and hispanic. throughout the course of the movie and frank tells numerous people he is a hit man (including an entire aa group) and but nobody seems to care and or wants to do anything about it. the movie relies on cliché scenes to carry it through its final act and most notably when leoni insufferable character chases frank down at the airport and just when he is about to board a flight back to buffalo. though it has a strong premise and an interesting first half hour and the movie quickly becomes a total disaster and devolves into complete nonsense. at the end of the film and frank celebrates one year of sobriety. i hope to celebrate many and many years of not having seen you kill me. my grade represent d plus . 
this movie stars ben kingsley as frank and a hit man for some russian mobsters based out of buffalo. he is also a raging alcoholic and and this has caused his job performance to decline. after he falls asleep in his car during a would be hit and his mob boss uncle sends him to san francisco and where he is to attend aa meetings and get a job as a mortician assistant. if youre thinking that this makes absolutely no sense and youre not alone. it gets worse. well and it actually gets better and but not before getting much and much worse. frank suddenly becomes a master mortician in spite of a complete lack of training and but his reactions with the people in the funeral home and the aa meetings are interesting. the viewer starts to root for him as they notice positive changes in his life. luke wilson is a welcome addition as frank sponsor and although he is given almost nothing to do (his character does tell us he is gay and but this ends up having no significance whatsoever). the movie plunges headlong into idiocy with the introduction of the tea leoni character. she is completely unrealistic and and her role as a love interest to frank flounders and as the two actors have no chemistry together. around the time she comes into the picture and frank becomes much less engrossing as a character. his characterization is seemingly random while there is no consistency in his behavior. the comedy is low key and only intermittently funny and especially disappointing considering the comedic pedigree of the cast. problems abound in this one. kingsley accent is terrible and inconsistent. it alternates between italian and russian and and hispanic. throughout the course of the movie and frank tells numerous people he is a hit man (including an entire aa group) and but nobody seems to care and or wants to do anything about it. the movie relies on cliché scenes to carry it through its final act and most notably when leoni insufferable character chases frank down at the airport and just when he is about to board a flight back to buffalo. though it has a strong premise and an interesting first half hour and the movie quickly becomes a total disaster and devolves into complete nonsense. at the end of the film and frank celebrates one year of sobriety. i hope to celebrate many and many years of not having seen you kill me. my grade represent d plus . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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