Rating: PG13
Genre:
Crime
Theatrical Release: 04/09/2004(USA)
Release Date: 07/27/2004
SubTitles: English/French/Espanol
Dubbed: English/French
Sound: DD5.1
Run Time: 99 Minutes
Flags: Violence, Adult Language, Sexual Situations
Distributor/Studio: Warner Home Video
Bruce Willis and
Matthew Perry reprise their roles as a killer for hire and a dentist with a bad case of nerves in this sequel to the
comedy hit
The Whole Nine Yards. Former hitman
Jimmy "The Tulip" Tudeski (
Bruce Willis) has retired from his life of crime and is living a quiet life of cooking and housekeeping in Mexico, despite the fact his wife,
Jill (
Amanda Peet), a would-be hired killer, still wants to keep her hand in the business.
Tudeski has been able to convince the authorities he's dead thanks to dental records falsified by his former neighbor
Nicholas "Oz" Oseransky (
Matthew Perry), who lives in Los Angeles. But
Oseransky discovers that not everyone is fooled by
Tudeski's handiwork when his wife,
Cynthia (
Natasha Henstridge), is kidnapped by
Lazlo Gogolak (
Kevin Pollak) and his goons.
Gogolak is a high-ranking member of the Hungarian mafia, and
Tudeski previously murdered his son, so he's abducted
Cynthia in order to get
Oseransky to reveal the hired killer's current whereabouts. But
Tudeski has come to like the quiet life, and isn't so sure he wants to face
Gogolak and his crew for the sake of a jittery dentist who once did him a favor. Most of the principle cast of
The Whole Nine Yards returned for this sequel, though director
Howard Deutch stepped in to replace
Jonathan Lynn, who was working on
The Fighting Temptations when
The Whole Ten Yards went into production.
~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
