On the wall of Dr.
Charlie's office is a display of her father's U.
Marine Corps awards.
Among these is the Combat Action Ribbon, which is awarded only to those who actively participated in combat.
But the display's Vietnam Service Medal ribbon has no campaign stars on it to indicate battle participation.
The display case in Charlie's office supposedly contains the military awards of her father, who was apparently a U.
Marine as denoted by the large Marine Corps emblem at the top of the display.
However, the case contains two Navy marksmanship medals and a Navy Good Conduct Medal ribbon.
These awards are not given to Marines, since the Marine Corps has its own unique marksmanship badges and Good Conduct Medal.
A pretty awful Tarrantino try-hard wannabe flick with poor characterisations and a plot that is supposed to be exciting I suppose that just gets dull due to well pretty much any factor.The acting is below average, most of the actors are decent usually (with exception of Jessica Simpson's ex-husband Nick Lachey who was equally bad in 'RISE (2007)').
Sure, it's a genre picture, but a stylishly directed and well acted one. First time helmer Ryan especially gets great performances out of the character actors (Weller and Dern) who haven't had a chance to strut their stuff on screen like this in years.
David Boreanaz is not the world's greatest actor. I know this.
I would have gladly given this movie a solid 7 or 8 but I got sick of the constant f bombs! Every character used the f word repeatedly.
Hello,Trying my best to write a decent comment on this movie is frankly more than this movie deserves. So I wont bother.
I read the previous user comment on "The hard easy" and expected the worst. The person said "If u liked this, really, spare no costs, have a brain surgery...
Just wanted to say, that the score is absolutely terrible. even in mid-90s this was dated.
This was a good story and executed well. I have seen better and I have seen much worse.
In Los Angeles, the gambler Paul Weston (Henry Thomas) is a loser, and owes a lot of money to the dangerous mobster Freddie (Rae Allen). When he is brutally beaten and the life of his former wife is threatened by the Freddie, his acquaintance bartender Vinnie (Gary Busey) sends him to Dr.
