Assassin Next Door (2010)

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• Dean M

  
  A far more interesting movie keeps trying to blast its way out of this stodgy shot at <i>La Femme Nikita</i>. Israeli writer-director Danny Lerner hobbles aspirations with cheap digital imagery and melodrama, as broody Bond girl Olga Kurylenko is forced to professionally… More
  A far more interesting movie keeps trying to blast its way out of this stodgy shot at <i>La Femme Nikita</i>. Israeli writer-director Danny Lerner hobbles aspirations with cheap digital imagery and melodrama, as broody Bond girl Olga Kurylenko is forced to professionally kill in Tel Aviv. Ponderous heart-to-hearts dominate as inexplicable import Galia (Kurylenko) befriends abused Elinor (Ninette Tayeb). When the action finally turns up, it's often in the icky form of guys hitting chicks.

• Cynthia S

  
  I expected a rip off of La Femme Nikita, or to find just another b-movie, but I got something else. Something very good. Really good drama/thriller, with some great action and solid dialogue. A female assassin takes on the mob in this edge of your seat, engaging, action-packed,… More
  I expected a rip off of La Femme Nikita, or to find just another b-movie, but I got something else. Something very good. Really good drama/thriller, with some great action and solid dialogue. A female assassin takes on the mob in this edge of your seat, engaging, action-packed, Israeli Crime/Adventure. Very well done..

• Fascade F

  
  Galia (Olga Kerylenko) seriously has quite a few problems to tackle with...reuniting with her daughter and husband that she ran away from in search of their forgiveness. Getting out of the employment of her current employers that gives her few options of opting out unless she finishes… More
  Galia (Olga Kerylenko) seriously has quite a few problems to tackle with...reuniting with her daughter and husband that she ran away from in search of their forgiveness. Getting out of the employment of her current employers that gives her few options of opting out unless she finishes the assignments that she is continuously being assigned for. Enter her consistently abused neighbor Eleanor (Ninette Tayeb) who finds out that she is expecting from her spousal abuser. Thinking that Eleanor will change her husband in his abusive ways just as Galia will get out of her employers grasp...the two of them make the attempt to embark on a journey to escape the clutches of their own personal demands...whether they succeed or not depends on what the clock can do for both of them or one of them. Truly an edge of your seat suspenseful movie as the climax holds you to the end of this film. Truly worth the effort in seeing this. Try it!