Even without the dialogue which even at full volume was largely ununderstandable, it was a decent series of pictures with action figures for the evening movie. Understanding what they were saying would have helped at points such as when an innocent is place in harm's way. It lacks, however, anything to really tie the viewer in except a decent looking femme fatale. Many a viewer might be tempted to turn it off at any a point, especially since the lead is a cross between John Colbert and."The Lord of the Skies" (El Senor de los Cielos) lead Rafael. Amaya. But, as stated, it was the movie of the night so had to get it over with. This flick was bought on a Michael Ironside buying spree but this movie is not a good representation of him. Adequate but hardly worthy of his name. A final down point of the movie is the finale for any love for any redeeming factor of most of the cast is dashed to bits when it is revealed just exactly what kind of people the characters really are. It is not something I would recommend people pay to see.
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