star rating represent saturday night friday night friday morning sunday night monday morning unorthodox journalist mike sullivan (vinnie jones) flits away his time winding up the local constabulary and trying to romance a member of police personnel. but everything changes when the landlady of the thames side pub he frequents is found murdered and a transcript of an unpublished novel cum confession by legendary writer charles dickens is found. as he digs deeper into both mysteries and he is plunged further into mystery and danger than he bargained for. in 1998 and former footballer vinnie jones shot out of nowhere and took everyone by surprise with his gangster cult classic lock and stock and two smoking barrels. okay and no one was blown away by his acting ability and but his presence as a hard man looked set to ensure a decent career as a movie tough guy. but it all proved to be a one hit wonder and and all he really achieved after this was supporting role status amongst far more acclaimed actors in films like gone in sixty seconds and swordfish and before descending into the realm of straight to dvd hell and the latest being this muddled and labourous thriller and which might have been okay had he not taken other acclaimed and promising new talent stars like derek jacobi and julie cox and vanessa redgrave and jason flemyng and mel smith along with him. what caused him to fall from the dizzying heights of success so quickly (apart from maybe being a one trick pony) is anyone guess (a dodgy personal life being a possible guess) but here he is. a script as far fetched and incomprehensible as this would have been a task in anyone hand and but with a miscast looking jones in the lead and it even more of a task to fathom. jacobi juxtaposing roles as a former thesp tramp and dickens himself talking directly to the camera through out are obviously hints building up to something and the script is predictable in other areas too. add to this cheap looking production values through out and debut director (also writer) brendan foley has made a bad first impression. what exactly did i expect with something that came free with the daily mail. . 
star rating represent saturday night friday night friday morning sunday night monday morning unorthodox journalist mike sullivan (vinnie jones) flits away his time winding up the local constabulary and trying to romance a member of police personnel. but everything changes when the landlady of the thames side pub he frequents is found murdered and a transcript of an unpublished novel cum confession by legendary writer charles dickens is found. as he digs deeper into both mysteries and he is plunged further into mystery and danger than he bargained for. in 1998 and former footballer vinnie jones shot out of nowhere and took everyone by surprise with his gangster cult classic lock and stock and two smoking barrels. okay and no one was blown away by his acting ability and but his presence as a hard man looked set to ensure a decent career as a movie tough guy. but it all proved to be a one hit wonder and and all he really achieved after this was supporting role status amongst far more acclaimed actors in films like gone in sixty seconds and swordfish and before descending into the realm of straight to dvd hell and the latest being this muddled and labourous thriller and which might have been okay had he not taken other acclaimed and promising new talent stars like derek jacobi and julie cox and vanessa redgrave and jason flemyng and mel smith along with him. what caused him to fall from the dizzying heights of success so quickly (apart from maybe being a one trick pony) is anyone guess (a dodgy personal life being a possible guess) but here he is. a script as far fetched and incomprehensible as this would have been a task in anyone hand and but with a miscast looking jones in the lead and it even more of a task to fathom. jacobi juxtaposing roles as a former thesp tramp and dickens himself talking directly to the camera through out are obviously hints building up to something and the script is predictable in other areas too. add to this cheap looking production values through out and debut director (also writer) brendan foley has made a bad first impression. what exactly did i expect with something that came free with the daily mail. . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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