Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Denis Leary | ... | Francis 'Frank' O'Brien | |
Sandra Bullock | ... | Roz | |
Stephen Dillane | ... | Evan Marsh | |
Yaphet Kotto | ... | FBI Agent O'Malley | |
Mike Starr | ... | Fitzie | |
Jonathan Tucker | ... | Todd | |
Wayne Robson | ... | Beano Callahan | |
Michael Badalucco | ... | Quinn | |
Lenny Clarke | ... | Kelly | |
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Jonny Fido | ... | FBI Agent Burke |
Don Gavin | ... | Sully | |
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Shaun Clarke | ... | Sweeney (as Shaun R. Clarke) |
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Markus Parilo | ... | FBI Agent Peters |
John Friesen | ... | Sheriff Herbert Horn | |
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Sean Runnette | ... | Marty |
Frank O'Brien, a petty thief, and his 7-year-long girlfriend Roz want to put an end to their unsteady lifestyle and just do that last job, which involves stealing a valuable painting. Frank takes Roz to an island on the coast of New England, where he wants to sell the painting and also hopes that their sagging relationship will get a positive push back up. Not everything goes as planned, as some thugs and the FBI try to recover the painting and Roz gets attracted not only to the landscape... Written by Thomas Meyer <i03a@zfn.uni-bremen.de>
The basic premise of the movie is the story of two thief Roz (Sandra Bullock) and Frank (Denis Leary). There is nothing new in this movie in terms of plot, great character development or mise en scene. But it is still quite enjoyable due to the great on-screen chemistry between Sandra Bullock and Denis Leary.
I watched it as I was (I still am) a huge fan of Sandra Bullock and she didn't disappoint. She had quite a different role in this movie as a "Bad Girl" persona compared to her previous "The Sweet Girl Next Door" character movies she did like Love Potion No. 9, The Net, While You Were Sleeping and Speed. Her character, costumes and her interactions with Denis Leary makes it a worthwhile movie for fans of Sandra Bullock and a an interesting Friday Night movie for everyone else.
One honourable mention is Yaphet Kotto as FBI Agent O'Malley, he basically steals every scene he is in even when Bullock and Leary are present.