Highly disappointing

Rating: 3/10 (15 September 2005)

Without spoilers, I have to say that the way in which the Smiths' employers proposed to resolve their problems was completely out of line and out of character with the presumed operations of such organizations, and further, even given the Smiths' solution to those employer-initiated resolution attempts, there is no way their solutions, even if successful, would have resulted in a positive outcome for the Smiths'.
Oh, and the relationship parts were weak, too. It's not that the two principle roles were badly acted, but there was just very little in the screenplay for them to work with.