a funny good story, good acting too.

In short, neo-noir comedy fluff. The plot spends a lot of time running in circles and doesn't always make complete sense, rough around the edges as it is, but the film's light, fun, and compelling enough to be enjoyable, as quickly as the whole exper... (read more) In short, neo-noir comedy fluff. The plot spends a lot of time running in circles and doesn't always make complete sense, rough around the edges as it is, but the film's light, fun, and compelling enough to be enjoyable, as quickly as the whole experience seems to go by. They got a solid ensemble cast together, led by the always-great Steve Coogan, but I didn't quite feel like anybody was on top of their game in this. The script, direction, and soundtrack are all solid and mesh well, but as a film, it's more of a brief, amusing distraction than anything I could see going back to and watching more than once. If you're looking to kill an amusing 90 minutes, this isn't a bad way to do it.

A very entertaining film, the fact that Sam Elliot and henry Rollins are in this film is enough for me to be interested. This movie drives on the edgy of over stylish and under stylish. It's the actors in this film that make it entertaining. Its abou... (read more) A very entertaining film, the fact that Sam Elliot and henry Rollins are in this film is enough for me to be interested. This movie drives on the edgy of over stylish and under stylish. It's the actors in this film that make it entertaining. Its about people who cheat and a company that facilitates it. It's James Brolin that surprises me in this one. Well everyone does in this film, that is the entertaining part of it. Again a entertaining film from start to finish, why can't hollywood make more of these type of movies that don't take themselves seriously but serious enough to do a very good job on both ends (plot and action). Michael Bay can learn alot from this film.

Original and smart. Steve Coogan was great.

This could have been a better film. A lot of talented actors have minor parts in this, so I don't understand why Rebecca Romijn got such a big part.