Kate Winslett as hippy travelling in Morocco with two young daughters in 1972, seeking spiritual enlightenment in disjointed but touching, picturesque drama. Eddie Murphy, Martin Lawrence as two guys serving life on Mississippi prison farm in often amusing tale with dab of social history. Keanu Reeves as computer hacker freeing mankind from controlling super computers in neat mix of cyber punk, martial arts, mythology, sci-fi. Still, they might enjoy the complicated art heists and scenic shots of London, Scotland and Kuala Lumpur. A couple of characters also appear to smoke hashish or opium.
Any violence is underplayed.
She's working on the disappearance of a Rembrandt and Mac's her prime suspect. In London, he catches her spying on him. Then it's on to Malaysia. Somehow the repartee between the gruff Connery and the very young Zeta-Jones never quite catches fire. Add its release, so close to the Littleton, Colo., tragedy, as to make Columbia Pictures seem incredibly insensitive.