Great movie overall. There's alot of what looks like happened that didn't really happen.
First of all, let me clarify why this movie warrants 9/10. I did not have any expectations from this movie when I first watched it.
It's well-written, competently acted, good story, funny, what's not to like? Incredible scenery too, I don't recall any other movie shot in a place like that.
This movie was decent. Although it had a low budget feel to it, the actors delivered very convincing roles in their characters.
This started out pretty mediocre but just kept getting better as it progressed.Initially it seemed to me like the female lead was doing a Michelle Pfeiffer routine, while the male lead was doing a Ben Stiller one, and that was a bit grating, but as it went along they came into their own, and I wound up liking both of them much, much more than I like either Pfeiffer or Stiller.
Will Carson (Josh Cooke) is a convict who escapes after a car crash. He finds April Rogers (Jaime King) stuffing Martin Cheeder (Daniel Roebuck) into her car trunk.
As another reviewer stated "why have i never heard of this movie?".
I'm not entirely sure why this movie has a less than stellar rating. I watched it on Netflix and honestly was not expecting much, but wound up being very pleasantly surprised.
A very cool movie - with an ending that fit right in.Now, this is of course based on simple minded cops who don't carry on to actually follow through with a real investigation.
