Weirdly funny and entertaining. A GREAT alternative to lame mainstream movies. KIngsley is a unique comedian. Leoni and Wilson play aweseme support roles. Great for a laugh!!

It's an odd movie. Ben Kingsley is a hit man for his Polish mob family in Buffalo, NY. But, it's Ben Kingsley, so why not? It was playing at our mall theater so on a Sunday afternoon we didn't have to deal with traffic and you know, it was fun! Tea Leoni was great as well. It was the kind of movie from the IFC that you want to support and we did along with a small but filled theater. You know, it's a winner for 1 hour and 30 minutes. Far more satisfying than the usual summer blockbusters. A thumb up for me even though Frank was a killer, he was a person with interesting issues.

You kill me is a very witty movie. It has an excellent script and a very good cast. The movie is welll-paced and acted. It does not quite pull off the theme of a hitman living a normal life, but it is quite enjoyable and to be recommened.

You Kill Me is a fun movie with a quirky side and a sentimental side, but it avoids being cliche or corny. Ben Kingsley is so understated at first, you wonder if he's ever going to say more than two words. When he does speak, especially in his AA meetings, he cracks you up without breaking a sweat. And wait 'til you see Bill Pullman, nice to see him playing a character who is a bit twisted. This movie had a little romance, a little action, a little message, and lots of laughs. I really enjoyed it and would reccomend it highly.

I went to see this movie mainly because my husband wanted to see it but it ended up being more enjoyable than I thought it would. I would not have gone to see on my own and would probably wait to see this on when it came on video/cd rental. Ben Kingsly is always interesting to watch but the Tea Leoni character was pretty implausable as not only his love interest but as a person that would happily go along with his profession to the point of helping him!! (I won't give away anything) There were a few funny moments and lines and the concept that love conquers all rang clear throughout. Nice to see it was partially made in San Francisco!