Man, the chemistry between Anna and Sam is amazing! But everyone in this has a blast. I mean I kind of almost gave up on RZA and the acting thing he seemed to be trying out, but it turns out, with a decent script (preferably not written by him),he gets things done too. But as mentioned from the start, it's the 2 leads who shine throughout and make this more than worth your while.

It's off though and that probably will put people off. Because the humor on display here will not be to everyone's liking. Not to mention the fact that it's also very violent. And has some romantic themes woven in between. Also it may seem to easy how our leads find each other. But does that really matter? The script is impeccable and the dialog will surprise you more often that not (hopefully if you're in the mood, in a good sense). I loved this way more than I probably should, but then again, the combination of Sam Rockwell and Anna Kendrick could not disappoint

Martha McKay (Anna Kendrick) keeps picking the wrong guys. Her boyfriend cheats sending her into a binge in the drunk closet. A night out with the girls doesn't help. She bumps into Francis (Sam Rockwell) and he immediately asks her out. He tells her that he's an assassin and that he's being hunted by other assassins. She doesn't believe him but it's all true. His former boss (Tim Roth) has been assigned to kill him.

Max Landis writes another cutesy ordinary-people-turned-assassin movie. Like American Ultra, this has some fun appealing elements and some other messy convoluted elements. This one is slightly better mainly due to the super-cute Anna Kendrick. Her character is fun because of her. The most interesting character other than the leads is Steve. Almost everybody else is problematic and needs a rewrite. The story is messy. At one point, Martha says that she doesn't understand their plan. I have to agree. There has to be a better way to write that to make sense. It shouldn't be that complicated.

Mr.Right is a quirky, breezy romantic comedy with action scenes. After a painful breakup Anna Kendrick finds her perfect guy, Sam Rockwell who dances his way through her heart. The trouble is he is a hit-man who wants to go straight but his handlers do not want to let him go and he is pursued by Tim Roth.

The film is not that original with shades of Gross Pointe Blank but it is not as good as that film.