What were they thinking? This film was one of the most fetid offerings I've seen for quite a while. The film is like a porno, with almost all the sex taken out and if you sit through it just to watch the lesbian scene then you're really in trouble. The film has a crazy plot and is distinguished only by the fact that it's the only film I recall where ALL the actors seem equally uncomfortable/inept.
Why does Mr. Walken's character start each of his scenes reeling off a string of numbers into a phone? Does he EVER leave the house? Also, when I opened a bank account, I got a cheque-book and a wallet. I guess lesbian sex isn't part of the new account package until you pony up 75 Grand.
Finally, I pity Christopher Walken - being dressed up as a cross between one of the Karamazov brothers and Noel Coward must have hurt.
Why does Mr. Walken's character start each of his scenes reeling off a string of numbers into a phone? Does he EVER leave the house? Also, when I opened a bank account, I got a cheque-book and a wallet. I guess lesbian sex isn't part of the new account package until you pony up 75 Grand.
Finally, I pity Christopher Walken - being dressed up as a cross between one of the Karamazov brothers and Noel Coward must have hurt.