This is a friendly, passable production but doesn't offer anything to make it worth the investment of time. In its own fluffy but hollow, Hollywood way, its kind of endearing and the pairing of Wesley Snipes and Woody Harrelson is effective - effective enough to launch them into another buddy film later on The Money Train, which turned out to be ironically titled. Unfortunately, The film never gets beyond being mild entertainment and when you throw the screeching Rosie Perez into the mix, there has to be something better you can be doing with your time.


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