Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Edward Furlong | ... | Sam | |
Michael Madsen | ... | Agent Lind | |
Arnold Vosloo | ... | Det. Rick Devlin | |
Bai Ling | ... | Nadia | |
Tamer Karadagli | ... | Nicholai Duca | |
Jordana Spiro | ... | Mary Jane | |
Yelda Reynaud | ... | Det. Catherine Pulliam | |
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Deniz Akkaya | ... | Anne Noble |
Curtis Wayne | ... | Karl Schroder | |
Trent Haaga | ... | Max Reichmann | |
Monica Barladeanu | ... | Det. Lascar (as Monica Dean) | |
Brandy Little | ... | Alice | |
Hayden Tweedie | ... | Jenny | |
Libby Villari | ... | Miriam | |
Tom Zembrod | ... | Bill |
Two killers turn the tables on a trio of robbers when they find themselves in a hostage situation. Surrounded by the police, the robbers must become the heroes before the killers execute everyone.
I rented this one on DVD without any prior knowledge. I was suspicious seeing Michael Madsen appearing in a movie I have never heard of, but it was a freebie, so why not check it out.
Well my guess is that Mr. Blonde would very much like to forget he's ever taken part in such a shame of a film.
Apparently, if your script and dialogs are terrible, even good actors cannot save the day. Not to mention the amateur actors that flood this film. Too many non-native-English-speakers play parts of native-English-speakers, reading out lines from a script that should have been thrown away and not having been made into a movie. It's unbelievable how unbelievable all the lines in the movie sound. The music is awful and totally out of place, and the whole thing looks and sounds like a poor school play.
I recommend you watch it just so you would appreciate other, better, movies. This is why I gave it a 3 instead of the 1 it deserves.