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Enter Dale "Hurricane" Dixon (Bill Paxton) who, as police chief of small-town Star City in Arkansas hasn't have to deal with many "false moves" or its consequences during his service.

The short film follows two couples Bridge & Kara (Bridge Stuart & Taylor Misiak) and Jamison & Ashley (Dustin Hahn & Julia Bales) as they meet for brunch at a Peruvian fusion restaurant with Moroccan pots.

Whether it is Joe trying to "write" a new story to his "character" by working for Norma, or Norma putting up live shows for Joe - the Norma Desmond Follies - while Max makes every single effort to "direct" and orchestrate Norma's life the way he feels more convenient.

Plus, in the midst of it all, the film has a perfect cast that knows exactly how to carry this film.

Extraction 2 picks up right after the first one, as Tyler Rake (Chris Hemsworth) is rescued barely alive from the aftermath of the previous mission.

Laura is not a perfect film, and yet it seems perfect in its own flawed way.

All in all, The Killing is a pretty slick film, full of tension and nice camerawork.

However, I was surprised by two things: first, that the action is far from dumb, and the film is full of some really impressive action sequences.

I've seen a handful of Vincente Minnelli's musical and films and I've enjoyed them all, so I was looking forward to this one.