What do you get if you re-imagine a Guy Ritchie crime movie as DUMB AND DUMBER? Pretty much this movie, as Sam Worthington and Steve Bastoni carry out a hit for David Wheeler, but kill the wrong man.... over and over again. Nor are the police brighter.
It's a rather mild burlesque of Ritchie's stuff, with the body count remaining high, while the blood remains in small, but reasonable doses. The issue is that Ritchie has a good, if macabre sense of humor, while the people involved with this film seem to think the same thing over and again is hilarious, as we are informed by Michael Lira's 60's-style, horn-dominated score, and the out-takes at the end.
It's a rather mild burlesque of Ritchie's stuff, with the body count remaining high, while the blood remains in small, but reasonable doses. The issue is that Ritchie has a good, if macabre sense of humor, while the people involved with this film seem to think the same thing over and again is hilarious, as we are informed by Michael Lira's 60's-style, horn-dominated score, and the out-takes at the end.