Third rate acting in a fourth rate script.

Rating: 4/10 (23 December 2002)

This is the perfect example of a film with nothing more going for it than a big-name cast. That cast apparently chose to wing it rather than study their lines, and it shows. To a person, it is third rate acting.

The plot is so ridiculous as to be laughable. The holes in the story line and the action are numerous and frustrating.
By the mid-point of the film, you must decide whether to ignore the problems and just let it happen, or pull the plug. I stuck with it, but without any satisfaction. It was a real disappointment!