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While dating a woman (Shirly Brener) with anger-management issues, a hitman (Joey Lawrence) finds her journal and uses it as a guide to prove how much he loves her.

Year

2012

Duration

1h 30m

IMDb

4.8

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Cast

Minh Collins

Director

Shirly Brener

Charlotte Murphy

Joey Lawrence

Lyle

Cast

Minh Collins

Director

Shirly Brener

Charlotte Murphy

Joey Lawrence

Lyle

Andrea Evans

Diane Murphy

Bryce Johnson

Chad

Curtis Armstrong

Mr. Button

John Savage

Walter Murphy

Michael Kostroff

Mr. Weller

Chris Owen

Wick

Loren Lester

Billy Joe Philbin

Jenny O'Hara

Phil's Mother

Carlee Baker

News Anchorwoman

RB

Rhyan Blade

6 year old Charlotte

Daniel Bonjour

Surf Promoter

DB

Donovan Brandt

Video Store Patron

Eve Brent

Mrs. Sheehan

CC

Chris Crater

Psychologist

DM

David Mark Dean

Grizzled Man

Dino Dos Santos

Distinguished Man

TE

Thompson Evans

Writer

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10 Comments

ATTOUKORANov 23, 2025

ياسر عبد الوهابNov 23, 2025

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Sita AdhikariAug 9, 2024

I believe the movie itself is quite interesting. I stumbled on it by accident on the tv and cannot seem to find it anywhere to watch. It's a kind of movie that one can either like or dislike, it all depends on the viewer's taste in comedy. For instance, this movie is all about comedy, maybe even a bit irony, but it's hidden in all those little lines, fragments that you either see or you don't. I personally liked it greatly and, along with my mom with whom I watched this movie, I laughed my heart out. If one would ask me, I'd say you should definitely watch it, but again I have to warn it is very specific kind of movie and if you don't like a lot of irony in a jokes in a movie, I suggest you pass this one.

36 🐵𝗹 𝗺 𝗳 𝗿 𝘄 𝗲 7Aug 9, 2024

I love movies along the lines of Mini's First Time, Gambit, Love and Other Disasters etc This movie fits in with them well. The characters are both keeping secrets,-her diary, -his job etc. but what makes it really funny is the added elements of her crazy parents and her reactions to everyday annoyances. Definitely loved the ending- very Mr and Mrs Smith in a way. I just wish they had used a slightly better camera for some scenes. This is the first Joey Lawrence movie I have ever seen and he reminds me a bit of Sean Patrick Flannery. His attitude is very humorous and his relationship with Shirly Brener is actually adorable (with lots of stuffed animals). Also the opening song to the movie For All I Care is from the album "Laura Slade Wiggins is Clementine". (The same as the actress Laura Wiggins on the TV show Shameless). It really sets the tone of the movie from the get go.

𝐙𝐀𝐊𝐀𝐑𝐈𝐀 𝐋𝐀𝐙𝐀𝐀𝐑Aug 9, 2024

Charlotte & Lyle (played by Shirly Brener & Joey Lawrence) are natural born killers. Charlotte doesn't know she is a killer but all the signs are there. Lyle is an "independent contractor" and kills people for a living. The two leads are funny (black comedy) sexy and dangerous. Rated PG so the violence is mostly implied. Unfortunately the major drawback is the cinematography - this movie looks like it was filmed on an I-phone. There is no information for the box office so I assume this went straight to DVD. In addition to the leads there are several other funny supporting characters. But the lead actors carry the film very well.

Carmen LicaAug 9, 2024

I acquired this movie by accident but I thought a review was in order seeing as I doubt anyone else will bother. The plot is fairly straightforward with some comedic elements borrowed from some of the greats: Bruce Willis and Jack Nicholson come to mind, as hit man and dog hater respectively, and to its credit I did laugh at some of the gags, but don't expect too much. This is a lightweight movie with only one familiar face, John Savage, and to be honest he added nothing, indeed I think it would have been a marginally better movie without him. The rest of the acting is tongue in cheek, unserious, but reasonably consistent in depicting a world inhabited by oddballs. There is little to recommend it, but if you have nothing better to do on a rainy afternoon . . . ? To its credit I only began to get bored near the end, and then the plot twisted to resolve itself and it finished. About 5/10 but judge for yourself?

MimiAug 9, 2024

Young Charlotte always had a vivid imagination. Her therapist suggests that she start a journal to express her innermost feelings. As a result, she made entries of the people she would like dead. The clever conceit of this tongue-in-cheek film is that Charlotte's boyfriend Lyle discovers her journal and, because he is a professional hit man, decides to terminate all of the people on Charlotte's "hit list." The actors were successful in sustaining a lively style that included snappy dialogue and one-liners. The various characters and situations were engaging, especially Charlotte's boss from hell, Mr. Button. Several of the best moments were with two detectives, who found Charlotte's story laughable when she attempted to report her boyfriend's antics. If you can't beat 'em, join 'em. Charlotte then becomes Lyle's assistant and evidently has a bright future ahead with a new baby to be named Lyle, Jr. Charlotte was living proof of the adage, "Be careful what you wish for."

Sambi Da SilverAug 9, 2024

I did t know what to think about it when reading summary but from the beginning to end it had my attention it was funny and entertaining

Angelica Jane YapAug 9, 2024

Although it was kindav cute at first, have to say didn't really like the ending. The main girl honestly is a little psycho and the fact that she still stayed w/ the guy even though he was a little unhinged honestly not the greatest...