It may be flawed, but there is something here (especially if you have no idea where this is going, something I'm sure is spoiled with the trailer and the summaries) and the movie might even surprise you a little. Formerly Ms. Yustman (now married and going by the name Annable) might not have much to do, but I would be lying if I said I don't like watching her.
On another note: Richard Gere seems to phone a few things in (the director should have watched for that), but has some flashes of character ingenuity, that really work. His "partner in crime" being Topher Grace. And while he does his best, his character never really shines through. Tamar Hassan plays it straight, but some story/plot points do make up for those things.
On another note: Richard Gere seems to phone a few things in (the director should have watched for that), but has some flashes of character ingenuity, that really work. His "partner in crime" being Topher Grace. And while he does his best, his character never really shines through. Tamar Hassan plays it straight, but some story/plot points do make up for those things.