Prairie Miller

In no way a real time, truth in advertising ordeal - thankfully! - 127 Hours is more precisely a condensed 90 minute version of the just over five day solitary real life horror in 2003 that befell Utah wilderness adventurer, Aron Ralston.

The film also dabbles in explaining away Spitzer's private darker side by way of an artist's surreal flights of fancy on canvas, intimating that humans are simply half and half, and we're not talking that morning cup of java.

Homicide for hire as a weapon of laughter in a comedy may be an even more daunting challenge to pull off in a movie than engaging in the assassination profession itself.

One of the most emotionally eloquent moments in Tyler Perry's For Colored Girls, is when a grieving mother who's lost her children cries out in despair, 'God didn't save my babies.'

And after dodging bullets during her medical recuperation, from aging assassins killing each other when not themselves, Lisbeth is imprisoned and put on trial for the attempted murder of someone subsequently murdered by someone else.