* May contain mild spoilers* It's really hard to write a review for a movie like this, but I'll try: Take some thieves who don't seem all that interested in what they're doing, add some bad guys who aren't really paying attention, throw in Louis Mandylor as a Southern politician with a god-awful accent (Costas was busy, I guess) who's trying his best to sell... I don't know, that he's a Southern politician, and Corbin Bernsen (who was wonderful in the TV show "Psych" and who gets a free pass from me on this one) and you get ... this.

I would not have been at all surprised if some of the dialogue (what there was of it) went something like, "Hey, we should probably shoot that bad guy." (Long pause.) "Oh, did you mean now? Oh... yeah, okay. Whatever." Nobody seemed to care, and neither did I. Save yourself some time and don't bother.

A friend of mine told me, after I watched the movie, that production broke down, because of money issues. He thought the movie would never get finished when he read that. So you can say in a way, good for them they found a way to finish it, but you can also say, a shame it got made under this circumstances at all. And even Dolph can't save it.

Not to mention an ending, that only makes sense if you know the production issues. Also an anti-climactic scene with the villain, that makes him look like a boy scout. But again, everything making sense when you think about the money issues. Then again, does that play a role in your "enjoyment" of the movie? At least there are some nice action scenes/stunts ...