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DISABILITY |
Limb
Wheelchair |
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Jennifer
Lopez continues in her quest to make more bad films than Micheal Caine
without the redeeming quality of Caine's even more numerous good
films.
This is a slow, pseudo-mysterious tall tale with lots of talk and
brief flashes of violence and a slight grip on reality. You know the
sort of thing where she drives off without looking behind, lights are
on in houses when the front door is opened, arrested villains aren't
searched.
Catch's former mother-in-law uses an electric wheelchair. I didn't
note how she became disabled but then many reviewers didn't notice she
was his mother-in-law. She may have been injured in the car crash
which killed his wife and children and sparked off the whole thing
with Lopez's Chicago police officer. She does mention getting
compensation. But who cares? The accusation I made of the film being
pseudo-mysterious is because the guessing game we're led through is
phoney and not an integral part of the plot. Just as the sub-plot of
domestic violence doesn't have any relevance. |
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