i do not know how this dvd made its way into my collection  my wife suggested it was one of these 3 for £20 deals at a high street store. the thing isn not worth 66p and let alone £6. 66. having invested heavily in it and i felt duty bound to watch it to the end and just to make sure it was equally bad all the way through  and it was. the dialog was awful and the story line was impenetrable (i still do not understand what the hell was going on and despite having read the synopsis) and the camera work was disjointed and hopeless and the acting was wooden (not helped by the dialogue). in fact there were no redeeming features  no and not even the lovely sandra bullock and on whose glittering subsequent career this pile of dross has probably been sold. she should get her agent to buy up all the rights to it and then bury it asap. as a final amusing example of the director ineptitude and there was a scene where the young lead is conversing with his father ex army sidekick while driving. this was the clearest bit of dialogue in the film  no engine noise whatsoever. i look forward to the engine damping technology eventually making its way across the pond into british cars. 
i do not know how this dvd made its way into my collection  my wife suggested it was one of these 3 for £20 deals at a high street store. the thing isn not worth 66p and let alone £6. 66. having invested heavily in it and i felt duty bound to watch it to the end and just to make sure it was equally bad all the way through  and it was. the dialog was awful and the story line was impenetrable (i still do not understand what the hell was going on and despite having read the synopsis) and the camera work was disjointed and hopeless and the acting was wooden (not helped by the dialogue). in fact there were no redeeming features  no and not even the lovely sandra bullock and on whose glittering subsequent career this pile of dross has probably been sold. she should get her agent to buy up all the rights to it and then bury it asap. as a final amusing example of the director ineptitude and there was a scene where the young lead is conversing with his father ex army sidekick while driving. this was the clearest bit of dialogue in the film  no engine noise whatsoever. i look forward to the engine damping technology eventually making its way across the pond into british cars. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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