The plot centers around three homicide detectives in Hollywood during the 1950's. But as the unlikely bond between these two develops, the lines of ethical demarcation become blurred, achieving a true depth of character. The acting is handled superbly all around and is a powerful asset to this effect. The demand on attention spans will most likely leave a classy, slick film like this one out in the cold next to other, more popular action flicks. But I strongly advise you to try to catch it on the big screen now.
Wood poses on each page of the album's cover jacket.
Occasionally, he looks pensive amidst idyllic backdrops. Other times his flawless smile and Aaron Tippinesque muscles are all you get. Surely Garth wouldn't steer me wrong. From song one till the last note of the album, there is no way to avoid comparing Wood's voice to Garth's. Garth is his hero.