I liked this movie. Good acting, a decent scripts, and at times it made me laugh out loud. And who doesn't like Ashley Judd. I good movie to spend a couple of hours on a raining night, but probably not one you'll watch multiple times.

A very large bank has the unlikely event of being robbed by two different gangs at the same time. One group is dressed as a swat team while a second gang appears to have been on "Deliverance." Patrick Dempsey stars as Tripp, a customer who is fascinated by bank teller Katlin (Ashley Judd) and attempts to keep her out of harm's way. Katlin is supposed to get married in 2 days to a rich man.

After shots are fired, Tripp (who is off his medication) acts as a mediator between the two gangs to work out a compromise. There are things about this robbery that don't add up in Tripp's mind and he wants to know why. Tripp has a mental condition which aids him to figure things out. He plays "Clue" as things turn into "10 Little Indians." The robbers are a good quirky bunch as are the hostages. Excellent use of characters. Funny. Fast paced. Kudos to Rob Minkoff.

Excessive F-bombs. No sex or nudity.

It's a nice little thriller that has quite a lot of flaws. But the same can be said about a lot of other movies too. So while I'm not a particularly big fan of movies who are obviously trying too hard to be cool, it almost works with this one. The sentiment is good and the main characters are really working good off each other.

There might be some twists that are not as convincing as others (going back to the trying to be cool/funny bit), but the movie still manages to entertain with the variety of characters thrown into the mix. It might be cliché a few times during the running time and some might wish it to be more extreme in some ways, but overall it is nice little fun