I thought that this would be good, since Titus Welliver and Cole Hauser were in the cast, but it isn't. The story is more about female FBI agents being looked down upon by male FBI agents. I guess this is one of the early "strong woman" movies but the women aren't especially strong, or smart, or womanly, or...anything.
In fact, Titus Welliver doesn't do his usual competent job, either. Mostly, he just swans around, flapping his hands and making fun of the dialog written for him. I don't blame him, really. The dialog is pretty silly.
The cast, other than Welliver and Hauser are third string TV actors, though the female lead is still working her way up to third string. OK, that met the minimum character limit, though the first paragraph tells prospective viewers all I needed to say to warn them off.
In fact, Titus Welliver doesn't do his usual competent job, either. Mostly, he just swans around, flapping his hands and making fun of the dialog written for him. I don't blame him, really. The dialog is pretty silly.
The cast, other than Welliver and Hauser are third string TV actors, though the female lead is still working her way up to third string. OK, that met the minimum character limit, though the first paragraph tells prospective viewers all I needed to say to warn them off.