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One of our favorite movies. Michael Caine gives a deliciously dark performance; Jan Egleson's direction is stylish, smart, and fun; and Gary Chang's score is one of the best ever recorded.
A touching and tastefully-directed film, it is also one of the very few ever made that portrays therapy and therapists in a somewhat realistic and empathetic manner. An unforgettable and moving film.
Perhaps good for a laugh, but not much more. Steven Seagal's voice is dubbed by someone else for most of the dialog, which surprisingly doesn't help the film. Gary Daniels is totally wasted in a lame 30 second fight with Seagal. And why is everyone glistening?
