OK, Matt Goss puts up a good show of being a young exec on the way down. And when he's tempted into easy money in a bar, we can believe it. But luck would have it that a couple of kids steal a car containing the deal money. Me, I'd be out of there, but these dumb brats somehow (didn't get how) find themselves speaking to Matt on the phone and agree to meet him, later to try and get the money back on the car and electronics they've bought. Are they mad? Why would they do that? I was OK with the first three-quarters of the story, then it goes into Alice in Wonderland territory - yet Matt maintains his serious expression to the end. Masterful! In conclusion: an unconvincing story makes a dreadful movie.

The characters in this movie have got to be the stupidest, most irresponsible people on the planet. Brian has this great job, makes a lot of money but is living beyond his means, paycheck to paycheck and has no safety net whatsoever. Jimmy, the bar owner keeps his drugs stashed behind the dumpster in the alley and puts the unlocked briefcase with $100,000 in the backseat of his unlocked car sitting out on the street. Jesse leaves his cell phone in the stolen car with his and Sam's pictures on it. Brian set Jimmy's car on fire and stands right next to it for some time while it is burning. Guess he wasn't concerned about the gas tank exploding.

And the end of the movie, Seriously? We don't even know who got shot. Did they shoot Jessie and Brian is working for them and can't go back to his wife or did they shoot Brian and Jessie is working for them?

01/13/2019 Proof that even big names like Luke Goss can NOT lift a bad storyline. Dull, dead from the start and never improves, not even the unsatisfying ending i.e. "Waste of viewers time". Bon Appetit