Dear Morgan, he has brought so much joy into the world, over so many years. Sadly, he appears to have taken leave, of his senses, in agreeing to act, in this second rate B movie. Morgan plays a wise old Sheriff. But of course if the Sheriff was as wise as he appears, Morgan would know, his character, should have retired about 25 years ago. Despite Morgan's strong and sustainable ability to act, his obvious 80 plus biological years, defeats even his able ongoing talent, to be credible in this role. Law enforcement officers, are considered past it, in their late 50's.
The script is thin, and barely clings on to credibility. The very essence that creates a foundation to the film is incredulous. It's no spoiler to mention that numerous people have lost money. That's fine, good grounding, giving vigour and interest, to many sub and major plot lines. But what really ruins it, is the reason given, as to why many have lost their money, is because two companies have failed to merge! Really. Goodness me, a child in the early years at secondary school, could create a more believable dynamic than that.
No doubt Morgan demands a decent salary for his appearance. Clearly this left little to pay many more talented actors. One or two could act their way out of a wet paper bag, unfortunately not most.
All in all, a horrendously, disappointing film. Morgan cannot be proud of this effort. Best if he reads the scripts, I suggest before contractually binding himself in, in future endeavours.
The script is thin, and barely clings on to credibility. The very essence that creates a foundation to the film is incredulous. It's no spoiler to mention that numerous people have lost money. That's fine, good grounding, giving vigour and interest, to many sub and major plot lines. But what really ruins it, is the reason given, as to why many have lost their money, is because two companies have failed to merge! Really. Goodness me, a child in the early years at secondary school, could create a more believable dynamic than that.
No doubt Morgan demands a decent salary for his appearance. Clearly this left little to pay many more talented actors. One or two could act their way out of a wet paper bag, unfortunately not most.
All in all, a horrendously, disappointing film. Morgan cannot be proud of this effort. Best if he reads the scripts, I suggest before contractually binding himself in, in future endeavours.