Hitman

The hit video game comes to the big screen in the slick, silly action thriller directed by Xavier Gens. Timothy Olyphant is the bald professional assassin Agent 47, a man bred to kill without question, until he's double-crossed by his own shadowy, vaguely religious organization. His response involves a small fortune in ammunition and a lot of corpses, and still he never bothers to put a hat over the bar code tattooed on the back of his head. Dougray Scott is the Interpol agent on his trail, and Olga Kurylenko is a feisty Russian hooker with an aversion to underwear that he reluctantly takes under his protection (but not into his bed -- a celibacy thing?). Available in separate wide-screen and full-screen R-rated cuts and a wide-screen unrated cut, all featuring four deleted scenes and an alternate ending (in rough cut form). A two-disc special edition features the 24-minute "In the Crosshairs: The Making of Hitman" and the eight-minute "Digital Hits," which address the challenges of turning a video game into a feature film. Also features brief profiles of the arsenal, a look at the score, and the obligatory gag reel. A Blu-ray edition is also available.