Amy Smart, Charles Ortiz, Faye Dunaway
Frank (Kilmer) is suffering from amnesia after getting shot in a the desert near a small New Mexico town. He tries to piece together the remnants of his memory, helped by one of the hospital's nurses...( read more
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DVD Release Date: March 29, 2005
Stats: 77 reviews
I thought it was an engaging thriller. I must admit there were holes and confusing parts related to this movie, so perhaps as a thriller/mystery movie, it is average at best. However, as a movie about love and second chances, it's better than average.
Held together remarkably well until it didn't. I didn't even try guessing at anything, figuring (correctly) that the flashes were meant to allow us to glimpse things that would only make sense upon a 2nd viewing. Obvious comparisons to Memento leave this one coming up as the less...( read more)
Pretty decent for an indie film. The cast all do a pretty good job, and the story (although derivative), was captivating and intriguiging due to the way it was edited/unfolded. Not the best film, but still quite interesting and intriguing, and worth a look.
not a very good film. it had potential with a good cast. The story wasn't told very well and val kilmer was terrible. he just mummbled his way through.
I actually didn't like that movie. Val Kilmer's acting is miserable, the story is confusing, even in the end. Much things which were happened through the movie simply not explained.
Not really as good as I wanted it to be. I was looking forward to seeing Neve Campbell and Val Kilmer together but neither gave a great performance. It was average if anything. Which considering the capabilities of both, was slightly disappointing. This was like a simpler and les...( read more)
Had me guessing until the very end! Action filled with surprise ending. Val Kilmer remains a good actor.
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