AZCentral: Erik evidently subscribes to the "Kick-Ass" school of parenting. It certainly seems that way at the beginning of "Hanna," director Joe Wright's tremendously entertaining film about a precocious, preternaturally beautiful girl who - no small thing - is also an expert killer. The film opens with Hanna, the 16-year-old girl, hunting alone with bow and arrow in a snowy forest in Finland. She hits a deer with an arrow but, as she tells the unfortunate beast in a meaningful phrase, "I just missed your heart." (Hanna, Indie film) 4/5