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Kill Me Later

  • 2001
  • R
  • 1h 29m
IMDb RATING
6.1/10
2.5K
YOUR RATING
Selma Blair and Max Beesley in Kill Me Later (2001)
Dark ComedyCrimeDramaRomanceThriller

A suicidal loan officer is about to jump off the bank roof after seeing her lover/boss's pregnant wife, when a bank robber grabs her as hostage. She helps him escape.A suicidal loan officer is about to jump off the bank roof after seeing her lover/boss's pregnant wife, when a bank robber grabs her as hostage. She helps him escape.A suicidal loan officer is about to jump off the bank roof after seeing her lover/boss's pregnant wife, when a bank robber grabs her as hostage. She helps him escape.

  • Director
    • Dana Lustig
  • Writers
    • Dana Lustig
    • Annette Goliti Gutierrez
    • Maria Ripoll
  • Stars
    • Selma Blair
    • Max Beesley
    • O'Neal Compton
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    6.1/10
    2.5K
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Dana Lustig
    • Writers
      • Dana Lustig
      • Annette Goliti Gutierrez
      • Maria Ripoll
    • Stars
      • Selma Blair
      • Max Beesley
      • O'Neal Compton
    • 30User reviews
    • 10Critic reviews
    • 34Metascore
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Selma Blair
    Selma Blair
    • Shawn Holloway
    Max Beesley
    Max Beesley
    • Charlie Anders
    O'Neal Compton
    O'Neal Compton
    • Agent McGinley
    Lochlyn Munro
    Lochlyn Munro
    • Agent Reed
    D.W. Moffett
    D.W. Moffett
    • Mathew Richmond
    Brendan Fehr
    Brendan Fehr
    • Billy
    Tom Heaton
    Tom Heaton
    • Jason Thompson
    David Adams
    • Ara
    Alex Zahara
    Alex Zahara
    • Officer Larry
    Keegan Connor Tracy
    Keegan Connor Tracy
    • Heather
    • (as Keegan Tracy)
    Pam Hyatt
    Pam Hyatt
    • Lucy
    Stacy Fair
    • Elizabeth Richmond
    Marcel Maillard
    Marcel Maillard
    • Lyle Holloway
    Keith Martin Gordey
    Keith Martin Gordey
    • Elevator Cop
    • (as Keith Gordy)
    Dana Lustig
    Dana Lustig
    • Suzan Holloway
    Sarah Chalke
    Sarah Chalke
    • Linda
    Mecca Menard
    • Molly
    Jillian Fargey
    Jillian Fargey
    • Bank Customer
    • Director
      • Dana Lustig
    • Writers
      • Dana Lustig
      • Annette Goliti Gutierrez
      • Maria Ripoll
    • All cast & crew
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    User reviews30

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    6style_69

    Cant complain

    I bought this movie for $3 and it was worth every penny. I saw it for $5 and thought maybe if i don't find anything else ill grab it. Then i saw it for $3 10 minutes later, and i thought its gotta be worth $3. It was worth $5 but.

    Ill prob watch it once a year but i couldn't complain. Obviously they made this movie with a hundred dollar note with some change left over but it was entertaining. Its a bit funny too. It is definitely worth a look despite the cheapness.

    Its got the dumb girl from Wild Things in it. Worth a look I gave it 6/10.

    BEST QUOTE: My cigarettes are always there for me
    6flimbuff

    LOST POTENTIAL BUT

    The guy who described this as having an undeveloped script was right on the money. The sometimes comic yarn about an embezzlement gone awry with a suicidal mistress accidentally drawn into the plot has got a lot of potential and some very watchable performers but the screen writer apparently was in too much of a hurry and the director didn't have any idea where the story was supposed to go in the first place. It is not a bad watch just to see some young performers who evidently took their work more seriously than the producers and directors and hopefully we may see them again.
    vampiresan

    well directed piece

    This was clearly a work that was low budget and yes perhaps a little rushed - but I get a bit annoyed at reviewers here who whinge on about script development for a film that clearly had a hard time getting any kind of funding at all. Script development is hard to get in even the biggest budgeted films just look at Lord of the Rings if you want to see underdeveloped characters but strangely not to many people shooting that down.

    That said this is a nice, gentle film about a bank robbery that is not trying to be Reservoir Dogs or Lock Stock, and I don't think it is so much underdeveloped as less violent. The writer and director have stuck to their own vision and have produced something that they should be proud of for a first feature.

    The performances are good and the script and directorial choices are clever and interesting without trying to scream at the audience "Look at me I'm an Auteur"

    Certainly worth a look and a good video movie for females who are tired of seeing the male dominated violent heist films.
    7Samiam3

    Kill me later, watch me first

    It starts off as a comedy, then it becomes a crime comedy, before turning into a romantic crime comedy. If you liked Bandits or Birthday girl, Kill me later is another film I'd recommend, even though it is probably harder to find. Actually, I could recommend the film to any one who is in the mood for some light entertainment without too much sex or violence, but one that is not too sissy or sappy either. It's not great, but it is definitely likable.

    Life isn't going so good for loan officer Shawn Holloway. On the day she decides to jump off the roof of her bank building, there is a robbery that goes south, thirty floors below her. One of thee robbers escapes, and takes Shawn hostage. She agrees to cooperate if he kills her once they are in the clear. that idea doesn't go so well either, because he is (for lack of a better cliché) chicken. Thus the two continue their run from the law, and on the way, Shawn starts to fall for this quirky robber.

    Although the story isn't super extensive and its dimensions are of middling depth and detail, it gets you going, and you sort of end up caring. Selma Blair is not much of an actress at all, and much of her work is torpid, but this is a fairly good role for her as an average American emo, who starts to get something out of life when a few cute story contrivances come her way and take her on a crazy journey.

    Like all films (even great ones) there is room for improvement, in Kill me Later, but the film is strait forward, to the point, and cute/quirky enough to be worth a watch, if by chance this relatively unknown feature finds its way into your life.
    Reggie_Charan

    Selma is worth checking out

    For me, Selma Blair is the reason to watch this one. She's got the creepy, vulnerable quality Jennifer Jason Leigh does so well, but she couples it with a smart-ass attitude. Movie is strongest in the first 40 minutes or so, as the constant running from the authorities gets a bit tedious after that.

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    • Trivia
      A large number of filter effects, shutter effects, and jump cuts are used to make long dialogue scenes (particularly between the two cop and between the two lovers) more visually interesting. The audio itself on both is done as a single long take.
    • Goofs
      Mathew Richmond's first name is spelled "Matthew" on the name plate on his desk (while it's not unusual for people to get things like that wrong, and order the wrong name plate, it's unusual for people to put up with it for long).
    • Quotes

      Charlie Anders: You shouldn't smoke, you know, it'll kill ya.

      Shawn Holloway: You're kidding, right?

      Charlie Anders: Sorry.

    • Connections
      References Les Razmoket (1991)
    • Soundtracks
      The Old Fashioned Way
      Written by Dean Wareham, Justin Harwood, Sean Eden and Lee Wall

      Published by Luna Music Partnership (BMI)

      Performed by Luna

      Courtesy of Jericho Cello

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    • Release date
      • September 14, 2001 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Kill me later
    • Filming locations
      • Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
    • Production companies
      • Curb Entertainment
      • Amazon Film Productions
      • Bergman Lustig Productions
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 29m(89 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Dolby Digital
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.85 : 1

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