Daryl winds up wanted for murder after stupidly picking up the gun at the scene of his secretary's killing. He told Daryl to call if he had any problems, and now, fearing the feds won't believe Daryl's story, he tells him to high-tail it to Mexico, where McCready can protect him. Once he gets there, he discovers that Freddy is wanted for the murder of a Mexican governor. Suddenly, being mistaken for Freddy is no safer than being correctly identified as himself. The laughs early on are supposed to be at the contrasts.
Problem is, that jokes wears thin, and then it disappears altogether.
Just as well, really, since they were never very good to begin with. This work may not be transmitted via the Internet, nor reproduced in any other way, without written consent from Eric D. Snider. Post your comments on this review, or on the movie itself. Comments must relate to this specific movie, or to this specific review of it, and use no profanity. And I completely agree.