Gemini Man

Most of us would like to feel that we are the best at something: the best lawyer in the state, the best softball player in school, to earn a cup of coffee "The best Mom in the world." Well, Henry Brogan is the best: The best at killing people. However, he does not have a coffee cup with such an inscription. He didn't get any "Best Killer of the Year" plaques at the National Convention of Assassins dinner. But everyone knows that he is very good at what he does. I am sure that even those he killed would have spoken out for his professionalism if they could. "Quick!" one would say. "I didn't expect this!" - another would have added. "Five stars!" He is also a moral killer-at least, he wants to believe it. He only shoots at those who deserve it: terrorists, murderers and the like. After all, he works for the USA. Of course, technically murder is illegal in most cases, but murder sanctioned by the United States is pure and innocent murder. The government would never force Henry to do anything inappropriate. Or, again, at least that's what he thought. For his 72nd government-sanctioned murder, Henry shoots a guy on a train from two kilometers away. Just another day at work, right? But not for Henry. You see, he hit the guy in the neck: he was aiming at the head. Considering he's already at the age where he can legally ask for retirement discounts at Golden Corral, Henry wonders if it's time for him to hang up the silencer.