Worthwhile film with some very interesting plot twists. What makes the film so good is that there is constant back-stabbing in the never ending plot twists.
David Caruso and Kelly Lynch star as the 2 bandits who are on the lam following a jewelry heist, where Lynch used her gun to kill 3 people in the store. What follows is an absolute thriller with deception here as the name of the game.
Caruso meets on the way a young black teenager, who pulls a gun on him before breaking down and telling him her sad story.
On the other hand, Lynch fearing that Caruson will catch up and kill her for her betrayal, meets up with T, a very interesting character played by Chris Noth, in a totally change of persona for Mr. Noth.
T is not as innocent and naive as he is made out to be. In fact, he is a plant by the Caruso character.
The ending may be somewhat bizarre and violent, but remember the old Babylonian adage: An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth or simply, what goes around, comes around.
Our teenager represents that there is redemption and justification for a second chance.
David Caruso and Kelly Lynch star as the 2 bandits who are on the lam following a jewelry heist, where Lynch used her gun to kill 3 people in the store. What follows is an absolute thriller with deception here as the name of the game.
Caruso meets on the way a young black teenager, who pulls a gun on him before breaking down and telling him her sad story.
On the other hand, Lynch fearing that Caruson will catch up and kill her for her betrayal, meets up with T, a very interesting character played by Chris Noth, in a totally change of persona for Mr. Noth.
T is not as innocent and naive as he is made out to be. In fact, he is a plant by the Caruso character.
The ending may be somewhat bizarre and violent, but remember the old Babylonian adage: An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth or simply, what goes around, comes around.
Our teenager represents that there is redemption and justification for a second chance.