So this script comes from two writers, one of whom did nothing special, the other helped adapt a play for the big screen and did "A Distinguished Gentleman". The director has done nothing special. So how do they get to be the core creative force behind a movie? Why not get somebody with talent to at least oversee the project? Do they drag people off the street to write screenplays now? This is extremely frustrating, how many talented people are ignored so that high-school drop-outs can write for the big screen?
The film starts off being a dated, cliched police thriller. And that's as good as it gets. It says something about the careers of all the actors involved - they must either be desperate, or they'll do *anything* for money.
If you're the kind of person who still can't work out how sundials work, or if you're *really* drunk, then you may enjoy this predictable, unthinking movie. However, if you like a little imagination and plausibility in a production, avoid this like the plague!
The film starts off being a dated, cliched police thriller. And that's as good as it gets. It says something about the careers of all the actors involved - they must either be desperate, or they'll do *anything* for money.
If you're the kind of person who still can't work out how sundials work, or if you're *really* drunk, then you may enjoy this predictable, unthinking movie. However, if you like a little imagination and plausibility in a production, avoid this like the plague!