So, my questions are.why didn't he do this sooner, and why does he even HAVE the butterfly knife. One lead character spends a good portion of the film tied to a chair before he DECIDES to use the butterfly knife tucked in his sock in order to free himself. The situations in the film go well beyond standard "suspension of disbelief" and become downright laughable. Add to this cheesy "Bad Guy" vocal distortion for the lead villain (mainly so that you KNOW he's the villain in this incomprehensible mess of a film), and you have a recipe for disaster. Bad Direction.) Also, the constant "weapon sound effects" (magazines being loaded, slides being cocked, etc.) are completely overused and, more often than not, totally out of sync with the on-screen actions. characters going from passive to panicked in the blink of an eye. In those exceptions, however, the performances are undermined by the fact that the director was obviously giving the actors poor direction and making them act completely out of character at times. The performances are, for the most part, horrible, though there are a few exceptions. It's debatable as to whether or not ANY of the dialogue tracks from the actual shoot were used. The ADR is laughably bad and omni-present in the film. In fact, a total LACK of production values would have been better.at least the film might have seemed grittier that way. The storyline is incomprehensible and very poorly thought out. Notable only as the acting debut of future big-time Hollywood starlet, Sandra Bullock, this ludicrous action flick is so full of holes that one might easily suspect termite infestation.
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