The film begins with Spencer Aimes living a double life as a seemingly ordinary suburban husband and a highly skilled government assassin. He decides to retire from the assassination business after falling in love with Jen Kornfeldt, a computer programmer, and they get married.
Three years later, Spencer and Jen are happily married and living in a quiet suburban neighborhood. However, their peaceful life is turned upside down when they discover that their neighbors are not who they appear to be.
One evening, Spencer and Jen’s peaceful evening is interrupted when an assassin tries to kill Spencer. This event prompts Spencer to reveal his past as an assassin to Jen, who is shocked and disbelieving at first but eventually accepts it.
As Spencer and Jen try to figure out who wants Spencer dead, they embark on a series of adventures, encountering various dangerous situations and narrowly escaping multiple attempts on Spencer’s life.
Along the way, they enlist the help of Jen’s parents, who are revealed to be former government agents, and Spencer’s friend and former colleague, who provides them with crucial information and assistance.
As Spencer and Jen unravel the conspiracy behind the attempts on Spencer’s life, they must navigate through a web of lies, betrayal, and danger, all while trying to protect their relationship and each other.
In the climax of the film, Spencer and Jen confront the mastermind behind the assassination attempts, who turns out to be Spencer’s former boss and mentor. After a tense showdown, Spencer manages to outsmart his adversary and save himself and Jen from danger.
The film ends with Spencer and Jen reaffirming their love for each other and returning to their normal lives, grateful for the adventure they’ve shared and the strength of their relationship.
“Killers” received mixed reviews from critics but was a moderate commercial success. It’s praised for its entertaining action sequences, witty humor, and chemistry between Kutcher and Heigl. While the film’s plot may be formulaic and predictable, it’s an enjoyable and lighthearted action-comedy for fans of the genre.