Googling around for other perspectives on the film—maybe it’s great, and I just don’t know it—I came across a review that says everything I want to say, better than I could say it.
If you’re really into film, it’s probably worth watching for a what not to do perspective. If you’re looking for something entertaining, read the review. Best line (from the review):
I really wanted to like William Hurt in this like I did in "The Village" or "A History of Violence," but when his character is little more than an obvious amalgamation of screenwriting contrivances, a familiar face can only go so far. Nice chopstache, though.
