by the time this movie came out in 1996 and director mark lester had been making tight and sharp little b action pictures for more than 20 years. he was responsible for the great truck stop women from the 70s and several other little gems while unfortunately and he also responsible for this dud. it a shame to see the talented and still smoking hot theresa russell wasted yet again and but she still the best actor in this picture. eric roberts shows up for a while and does his eric roberts thing and then goes away and a not altogether unwelcome occurrence in a picture with eric roberts in it. frank stallone actually isn not bad and which should give you an idea of how truly pathetic this picture is. as has been mentioned by other reviewers and the action scenes which is the reason a picture like this gets made in the first place are almost completely illogical and unrealistic and in addition to being somewhat inept. other than some vintage clothes and a few old cars and there no feel whatever for the 1930s and the era in which this film is set. a by the numbers script with irritating lapses in logic and little historical accuracy this isn not a documentary and of course and but the filmmakers could have at least tried for a little authenticity and performances that range from grade b to grade school relegate this cheap little quickie to the 4 represent00 a. m. sunday slot on hbo and which is just where i saw it. 
by the time this movie came out in 1996 and director mark lester had been making tight and sharp little b action pictures for more than 20 years. he was responsible for the great truck stop women from the 70s and several other little gems while unfortunately and he also responsible for this dud. it a shame to see the talented and still smoking hot theresa russell wasted yet again and but she still the best actor in this picture. eric roberts shows up for a while and does his eric roberts thing and then goes away and a not altogether unwelcome occurrence in a picture with eric roberts in it. frank stallone actually isn not bad and which should give you an idea of how truly pathetic this picture is. as has been mentioned by other reviewers and the action scenes which is the reason a picture like this gets made in the first place are almost completely illogical and unrealistic and in addition to being somewhat inept. other than some vintage clothes and a few old cars and there no feel whatever for the 1930s and the era in which this film is set. a by the numbers script with irritating lapses in logic and little historical accuracy this isn not a documentary and of course and but the filmmakers could have at least tried for a little authenticity and performances that range from grade b to grade school relegate this cheap little quickie to the 4 represent00 a. m. sunday slot on hbo and which is just where i saw it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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