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If you want to see a movie that is so bad it's entertaining, this is the movie for you. Each scene is disjointed and it's like a bunch of 6th graders were asked to write a portion and then they were all mashed together. The leads--Guy Pearce and Devon Sawa--seem to have some acting ability, but put to waste in this film. Things happen for no particular reason and the rest of the cast seems like were relatives of the producers or they were owed some kind of favor to be put in the film. It got to be so comical that by the end we were rolling on the floor laughing at how stupid it was. If it's free, watch it. If it costs anything over that, don't waste your money.

I have to say that this movie is mildly entertaining--much better than yet another episode of The Bachelor or Dancing with the Stars.The basic story was in theory a good idea (albeit not unique), but there were so many gaps in the continuity that it was a good thing the storyline wasn't real complicated. The movie left more questions than answers and so we were left kind of feeling anticlimactic. How did Michael end up driving the car with the body in it? Why did they kill Tom? How can you drive right through a roadblock without even stopping? Why did Diana go to the victim's house twice? How can someone just be absent from work with no ramifications? Other questions too but suffice to say that this is good, mindless entertainment. Jonathan Rhys Meyers is an Eastwood clone; Francesca Eastwood is not and holds no resemblance to Clint whatsoever.