Let bygones be bygones. Inexplicably the world has fallen into a moral vortex, guided only by superficiality and where it'll find its next dose of fantasy. Lambert is disgusted by the folly of the masses. Because the Feds goofed, Luger would live his remaining days in tropical paradise. Instead of margaritas, he should be sipping cyanide, pondered Lambert.
Some people deserve to die.
It's just a matter of finding out how to do it. With that sentiment, Lambert poisons Luger, thereby executing the Latvian decree. Co-starring are Lily Tomlin as Luger's daughter, Inga, and Bonnie Hunt as Gail Holland. Fine acting and sharp wit turn this well-directed and marvelously cast screenplay into more than simply a quality break for law students desperate for philosophical reflection. His vigilantism should be rewarded.